Dear editor: The unique character of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Chautauqua neighbourhood is defined by its narrow, tree-sheltered streets. We are protected and charmed in every season by our towering oaks and maples, catalpas and pines, by privet and
This watercolour shows Niagara Camp on the Commons in 1899. The detailed work depicts a celebration within the camp with bright lights and soldiers in formation for the Christmas holidays. The painting was
But some question restrictions on eateries when other retailers remain open Julia Sacco Special to The Lake Report For many restaurants and wineries in Niagara-on-the-Lake, the province's plan to make expanded alcohol
Dear editor: Using Niagara Shores Park to solve Ryerson Park's traffic problems seems like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. It also seems totally unnecessary when another square peg
Dear editor: Our family would like to thank the NOTL Christmas parade committee for keeping the Christmas spirit alive amid the COVID-19 pandemic and in a way that kept us safe from the virus that large
Tony ChisholmSpecial to The Lake Report The Friends of Fort George asked Parks Canada about the latest information on the Federal Infrastructure and Investment Projects at Niagara National Historic Sites to see what
We will all be missing the winter activities this season. A community ice rink is always lots of fun and this photo shows the ice rink that was built in Simcoe Park, circa
A picture is worth a thousand words, so here are a few pictures from my new book, "Secrets of the Great Ocean Liners," published by the Bodleian Library at Oxford University.
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For nine years now, since the fall of 2012, residents of The Village neighbourhood of NOTL have taken it upon themselves to make the holiday season a little bit brighter.
The following letter was sent to NOTL town and regional councillors and a copy was submitted to The Lake Report. Dear councillors: After reading the headline in the Dec. 3 Lake Report, (“NOTL councillor
Dear editor; “The famous personages of Randwood,” (The Lake Report, Dec. 3), part one in a series on the Rand Estate is an interesting article written by Elizabeth Masson, a historical researcher at the
Dear editor: I'm a 79-year-old resident of Niagara-on-the-Lake. I walk the Niagara Botanical Gardens and adjacent hydro corridors almost every second or third day. I often see deer and carry binoculars to observe
Dear editor: Thank you so very much for the wonderful exposure in The Lake Report prior to our cat rescue event, “Fundraiser supports NOTL Cats Rescue,” (Nov. 26). It was a huge success and certainly
Dear editor: Good on you and one golden salute as well. You have reactivated my journalistic background — well not that much, I was a paper boy for the Toronto Star, but that must count
The following is a letter sent to Lord Mayor Betty Disero and members of Niagara-on-the-Lake council. We would like to bring your attention to the proposed changes to the short-term rental bylaw that the
This photograph is a new addition to our collection. It shows the bell hops, and their supervisors, of the Queen’s Royal Hotel lined up along the end of King Street. The former lawn bowling and
Dear editor: I am very concerned about the process undertaken by the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake with respect to its proposed changes to the short-term rental bylaw. Discussing specific changes to the bylaw as a first step
Dear editor: I have followed the recent discussion regarding proposals to limit short-term rentals to owner-occupied properties, with interest and sadness. We have visited Niagara-on-the-Lake on a number of occasions, since our eldest son
Dear editor: Remember someone repeating COVID, COVID, COVID over and over again? Now Premier Doug Ford and other premiers keep saying vaccine, vaccine, vaccine! And Ford wants a specific delivery date. If he wants to deliver
Dear editor: If it is the intention of the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake to eliminate short-term cottage rentals, its plan is exactly the way to do it. If the decision to limit short-term rentals
Dear editor: Unfortunately the Enchanted Wonderland Stroll of Dec. 4 and 5 has been cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. We thank the McArthurs for offering to share their beautiful property with us. Along with
Dear editor: A recent letter to The Lake Report extolled the virtues of Sweets and Swirls, the NOTL Community Centre cafe. The writer felt the cafe’s closure on Saturdays, related to the latest COVID
Dear editor: First let me preface this letter by strongly stating that the taxpayers, not tourists from Texas nor Hamilton etc., elect the lord mayor and town council of NOTL. We elect them – we
Dear editor: I am happy with the town's proposal that short-term rental houses should be owner-occupied and their licences should be issued only to NOTL residents. This way the landlord can be responsible for enforcing
COVID-19 has taken its toll on Niagara-on-the-Lake businesses, and The Lake Report is trying to help those that are struggling. We’re offering FREE business spotlight stories to help businesses during these trying times. If you would
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