Dear editor: I am writing in regard to the article “Is it hateful? Experts talk about 'traditional marriage' sign,” published on July 29. If the editor had any shred of editorial responsibility, it was

Dear editor: I met former premier Bill Davis on two occasions, once in 1985 and then again 15 years later, in 2000. In 1985, I was the host of a morning radio show in Brampton, where

Dear editor: I really appreciated Richard Harley’s July 29 article, “Is it hateful? Experts talk about 'traditional marriage' sign,” addressing some of the responses to the “Celebrating our traditional marriage” sign in Virgil. By

Dear editor: I am writing about your coverage of a Virgil man's “Celebrating our traditional marriage” sign (July 8) and your July 29 follow-up story, “Is it hateful? Experts talk about 'traditional marriage'

Dear editor: You know how much we all enjoy your letters to the editor, as sometimes they can be quite entertaining, such as letters in your July 29 edition from Christopher Allen (“Show us more

Dear editor: It is extremely disappointing that town council is allowing the Pedal Pub to continue operations on our very busy roads in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Coun. Clare Cameron asks about the legality of having fun,

Dear editor: As more people are accommodated in the town, all the advantages they came for are disappearing: a local clinic/hospital, schools, retirement homes. This is surely a complaint not only of longtime residents

Dear editor: With all the political pre-election campaigning and posturing by Justin Trudeau, the proposed border reopening on Aug. 9 not only could be scuttled by the U.S. government but by our own border agents, who have

Dear editor: I was not aware until recently that traditional marriage is under threat (” ‘Traditional marriage’ sign decried as homophobic, hateful,” The Lake Report, July 8). Same with being cisgender. Yet some believe that

Dear editor: I just can’t help but comment further on the now infamous Niagara-on-the-Lake gateway project. It is  a bit difficult to tell for sure from the supplied images published in The Lake Report what

Dear editor, Here we go again, chosen as citizen of the year for 2018, but, more importantly, a real estate developer, Rainer Hummel is again trying to help himself out of the pockets of

Dear editor: I can no longer stay silent. The absolutely ridiculous directions that we find ourselves going are too many to name, but there is one that should no longer be tolerated: Those who would

Dear editor: We are writing to express our thoughts around what we read in your paper several weeks about a proposal for a rainbow crosswalk in Old Town. We understand that this is a

Dear editor: Growing up on a fruit farm with every type of peaches, plums, pears, cherries, strawberries and whatever Mom and Grandma grew in their gardens, we were truly blessed. It’s so sad to

Dear editor: Further to Brian Marshall's July 8 Arch-i-text column, “NOTL must take control of development,” the former Parliament Oak school should be a school and the old NOTL hospital should be a new

Dear editor: On my way in to Virgil this past Sunday morning, I witnessed a near-miss that, had it happened, would have been catastrophic. A car came zipping out of a driveway on

Dear editor: Lukas Smith, who died after being hit by a car last weekend, built and owned a house on Wilberforce Avenue in the Chautauqua neighbourhood. He ran it as an Airbnb and

Dear editor: All residents of Niagara-on-the-Lake and, indeed, the Niagara region benefit from open borders with the United States. It is probably correct to say that our economy depends a great deal on

Dear editor: I am infuriated that a resident from Virgil in NOTL was condemned by the LGBTQ community for displaying a sign showing he was in a “traditional marriage” (ie. male/female). The newspaper