Aimee MedinaSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report The Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre may have closed its doors due to the provincewide shut down, but it continues to engage the community virtually. During the
Snehal KatarukaSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Communities in Bloom committee is on a mission to document and protect trees that have “witnessed” history in town. And they’re looking for help from
Brittney CutlerSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report Although the number of COVID cases continues to drop in Niagara and schools have reopened, some parents are still not comfortable with sending their children back
Kyra SimoneSpecial to The Lake Report On Feb. 4, some NOTL residents noticed a curious sight: two people canoeing on frigid Lake Ontario. From her backyard near Niagara Shores Park, Victoria Donald called out
Dear editor: I am writing further to The Lake Report's front-page story, “Town of NOTL needs to find additional revenue sources: Bisback,” published on Feb. 4. Coun. Allan Bisback, here is an idea: Let's reduce
Dear editor: The Chautauqua neighbourhood needs speed bumps! There was a real traffic problem in this area last summer and it will be worse this coming summer. Even now on nice days the
Dear editor: This dark photograph shows two unidentifiable, very hard-to-see NOTLers walk their dog on a cold, still, precious evening last week. I I love my neighbours and hate the sight of blood. So many
Dear editor: This is an open letter to NOTL and regional council, the medical officer of health and MPP Wayne Gates. If anyone, as business owners and residents of NOTL, is happy with
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Donating gives him 'sense of purpose,' philanthropist Gerry Kowalchuk says Gail Kendall Special to Niagara Now/The Lake Report A small group of NOTL residents were treated to a virtual presentation Saturday put
The Niagara Nursery School captured “a very special moment” last week of students checking on the progress of the school’s new expansion at the NOTL Community Centre. “They were so excited to see
Dear editor: I read with interest the opinion piece in The Lake Report from our Conservative MP Tony Baldinelli, (“Trudeau has mismanaged pandemic response,” Jan. 28). Having managed two campaigns for candidates at both the
Dear editor: I sent Dr. William Brown’s Jan. 28 article, “The race is on, humans vs. COVID-19,” to a friend. I added a few comments that COVID-19 has no boundaries, but individual countries
Dear editor: Before Christmas someone wrote regarding his objection to the recommendation by MPP Wayne Gates that the Ontario government take over the management of nursing homes. The writer suggested that the key
Dear editor: I live on Shakespeare Avenue and did not sign the petition from the Friends of Ryerson Park. I appreciate that this group is trying to make a change for the better,
Dear editor: Dumbfounded or gobsmacked for my fellow U.K. expats, disgusted and incensed was my immediate reaction to the Jan. 28 The Lake Report article, “Town looking for vaccine rollout site” about the region asking for a
Dear editor: It is very disappointing to see our MPP Wayne Gates simply playing politics when many are trying their best to find solutions to minimize the impact of a deadly once-in-a-century virus and
Richard Livingstone ploughs with horses in Homer, 1912-1920. Homer was first settled in 1795 by Loyalist William Read, who established a church there. Originally known as Upper Ten Mile, it was given the name Homer by the
The following is a copy of a letter to Lord Mayor Betty Disero and senior town administrators: While the provincial government urges us to support local business and buy Canadian, I am disturbed by
Sonja Schindeler and Rick HrgaSpecial to The Lake Report When we decided to take the risk and travel to our winter home north of San Diego, we weren't sure what to be more
Dear editor: An Associated Press report dated Jan. 21 quoted Amazon executive Dave Clark saying: “Amazon is offering its colossal operations network and advanced technologies to assist President Joe Biden in his vow to
Dear editor: I read with dismay the story of the Rossiters and their fight to remove a school bus from their vista. Oh dear, (“School bus in driveway sparks neighbourly dispute,” The Lake Report,
Dear editor: This past year has brought out the very best in people, along with the very worst. One needs to look no further than Niagara-on-the-Lake’s community Facebook page, NOTL 4 All, to
Dear editor: Re: The Jan. 21 Lake Report story, “School bus in driveway sparks neighbourly dispute.” The school bus was in the driveway in a purely residential area that is not zoned for business.
Dear editor: While I am pleased to see an Ontario company, Great Lakes Helicopter, doing well during this pandemic, I was both alarmed and angered about the snowbirds who are using this service. It
Dear editor: I commend the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake for taking the first step in seeking public input to the state of “inclusivity and diversity” in NOTL. I am here now in my 15th
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