Dear editor: With regards to Samuel Young's hypothesis of a secret society preparing to take over town council by some nefarious political activity (letter, “Underground group aims to unseat town council,” June 10),
Dear editor: I am in agreement with Peter Babcock's criticism of the proposed gateway at Queen and Mississagua streets (letter, “Proposed gateway is ugly and corporate-looking,” June 10). Why put up a 40-foot masonry wall
Dear editor: I beg the pardon of the individuals who are the advocates proposing the reconfiguration of the gateway signage at the convergence of Mississagua and Queen streets as I express my objection
Dear editor: No kudos to either Parks Canada or the Town of NOTL if they open up the interior of Niagara Shores Park to traffic again, (“Niagara Shores Park could reopen next summer,” The Lake
Dear editor: It was with interest that I read the opinion article by federal Liberal candidate Andrea Kaiser (“In defence of Liberals’ record on supporting seniors,” The Lake Report, May 27) in which she outlined the various monies
Dear editor: An underground movement in Niagara-on-the-lake is preplanning its strategy to unseat the incumbent town council. This group plans to examine the makeup of council, their voting records and potential conflicts of interest. Are
Dear editor: Andrea Kaiser is not the MP for Niagara-on-the-Lake, Niagara Falls and Fort Erie, as she stated in her May 27 opinion column: “As MP for Niagara on the Lake, Niagara Falls and Fort Erie
Dear editor: This is in response to Rick Kirby’s letter, “Let tolerance and harmony reign,” (The Lake Report, May 27). I would like to acknowledge that Rick Kirby is correct that there is
Dear editor: As a resident of Niagara-on-the-Lake, I have the opportunity with others to attend the electronic public meetings with town council where the new proposed development application for the Rand Estate will now be examined with
Dear editor: For years we have been encountering foreign farm workers (as well as others) riding on roads with no lights or reflectors on their bicycles, sometimes dressed in dark clothes, no lights of
Dear editor: In your May 13 publication there was an article about a four-way stop sign to be added at the intersection of Garrison, Jordan and Perez, “Council cuts through red tape on four-way stop in Village.” I took
Dear editor: Further to the discussions regarding the old NOTL hospital site, social distancing and Queen Street as a pedestrian mall: Can we look into the possibility of turning the hospital site into a
Dear editor: I am writing in response to Samuel Young’s letter on making Queen Street pedestrian only, “Make Queen Street a pedestrian mall, with proper signs and infrastructure,” May 20. All great suggestions. As the
Dear editor: It is widely agreed that our climate change is driven by carbon emissions. It is also widely agreed that the carbon footprint of the poor is a tiny fraction of the
Dear editor: On May 8, the Ontario chief medical officer of health Dr. David Williams stated that the AstraZeneca (AZ) vaccine would no longer be used as a first dose in Ontario. Since
Dear editor: Kudos to Erwin and Dorothy Wiens and The Lake Report's May 13 article, “An uncomfortable message about race and tolerance.“ I fully support the essence of Erwin Wiens' message on the value of diversity and Sue Batson
Dear editor: In my personal opinion the term NIMBYism (not in my backyard) is widely misunderstood and misused, and is invalid in many cases. In it's simplest form, it seems that it could be
Dear editor: Thank you so much for The Lake Report's article on May 13 (“An uncomfortable message about race and tolerance“), and for sharing Erwin and Dorothy Wiens' personal experiences of racism in NOTL. Sadly, it's very relatable.
Dear editor: Few would disagree that social distancing on Queen Street during the tourist season is nigh impossible. Using the past few weeks of traffic data, picnicking and overcrowded parking lots in town
Dear editor: I was surprised to read about the four-way stop being put in at the intersection of Garrison Village Drive, Perez Road and Jordan Street, (“Council cuts through red tape on four-way stop in Village,”
Barbara WorthySpecial to The Lake Report Each year across the country May is Museum Month and in these very different times museums around the world have continued to provide a means for communities to connect,
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Fatima BaigSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report The NOTL Youth Advisory Council is working on several projects in the community to encourage youth to get involved and lift their spirits. Some of these
Dear editor: I have appreciated The Lake Report's coverage of the Ryerson Park drama over the past year. It has helped to keep all us locals up-to-date. We are very fortunate to have your
Julie (Sciara) McMillanMabel (Stevens) Hunter Special to The Lake Report When the McMillan family’s ancestors first arrived in Niagara-on the Lake, Canada was not officially a country. There were no paved roads (and
The following letter was sent to Niagara Falls MPP Wayne Gates and a copy was submitted to The Lake Report for publication. There is a serious disconnect between the government’s COVID requirements and how
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