Dear editor: The third instalment in your series of editorials on short-term rentals is 100 per cent on point, both in the analysis of residents' concerns and proposed corrective recommendations, (“Realistic solutions to an undeniable fiasco,” The Lake Report,

Dear editor: One does not have to look very far to unveil what appears to be yet another contradiction in Benny Marotta's development ambitions for the Rand Estate. As The Lake Report has indicated

Dear editor: The excellent, well-balanced articles on short-term rentals by editor-in-chief Richard Hartley and the first of three articles in response by John Foreman, president of and chief lobbyist for the NOTL B&B Association,

Dear editor: I continue to read about the outstanding issues regarding short-term rentals.  As we live in a tourism destination, I have no issue with anyone setting up a B&B or Airbnb as

John Foreman Special to The Lake Report Over the last few weeks, The Lake Report has published a number of articles and editorials that present a very negative view of short-term rentals, including

Dear editor: It would seem the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has decided that those over 65 should receive a Pfizer booster shot six months after their second vaccine. The agency also recommends that those

Dear editor: I concur 100 per cent-plus, with your analysis of the “absent landlord short-term rentals” (editorial, Sept. 23, “Too much industry influence.”) Clearly, as I have previously suggested, our town council is solidly in

Dear editor: I would like to make a number of comments concerning the subject of inclusivity which at the present time in NOTL appears to be one of widespread discussion and varied opinion.

Dear editor: Your Sept. 16 editorial, “Town must tax all short-term rentals,” states: “We are not picking on short-term rentals.” I must be really greedy. Not only am I a short-term rental owner and a real estate

Dear editor: The election is over but this is in response to a letter from Elizabeth Oliver-Malone (“Claims against PM Justin Trudeau were false) saying the details in my Sept. 9 letter were wrong, (“More promises to

Dear editor: I am a rural resident of Niagara-on-the-Lake and also a NOTL firefighter. I have had two encounters in the last seven days that are concerning to me, and I think to others once they read this.

Dear editor: A good start: The all-way stop at Queen and Mississagua street took long enough to plan and actually execute, but it has added to safety for all concerned. Thank you. I see the town

Dear editor: I want to share a valuable resource for people who have chosen not to be vaccinated and are questioning their human rights. The website is www.action4canada.com. This group has retained the services

Dear editor: For 84 years I have been a very proud Canadian. While travelling in Europe for business and pleasure I was proud to tell people I met that I was a Canadian.

Dear editor: Residents for Sustainable Tourism is pleased that the Niagara-on-the-Lake council has approved a municipal accommodation tax to be considered by the finance committee for 2022. The tax revenue, as intended by Ontario, will go

Dear editor:  I read with interest your reporting of town council's latest deliberations over the introduction of a municipal accommodation tax in NOTL, “Town passes controversial hotel tax – again,” (Sept. 2). Your reporting captured