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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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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
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
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
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
Dear editor: The Friends of Ryerson Park is a very large group of NOTL residents that has identified the issues and remedies to the extensive problems in the area around Ryerson Park (during tourist
Kyra SimoneSpecial to The Lake Report My family and I have enjoyed lakeside hikes in NOTL for many years. However, over time, we began to notice the volume of pollution washing ashore. About
Steve Ferley Special to The Lake Report The history of The Schoolmaster’s House (307 Mississagua St., at Gage) stretches back to around 1818. By 1846, the property was owned by H.N. (Horatio Nelson)
Dear editor: My husband and I have rented Marrakech Mansion for a week three out of the past four summers. While I very much sympathize with residents who are disturbed by loud and
Dear editor: I had to read Mike Kennan’s Oct. 26 column “Should seniors engage in regular exercise?” twice to decide if was he simply poking a little humour at Nike’s brand, “Just do it,” along with spandex,
Dear editor: Those of us who live here want a vibrant community where we have real neighbours rather than those who come here as tourists and stay in short-term rental homes and who have no
Dear editor: In this day and age, the human race has changed from a caring race of people to a “me” society. For people to say we have a right to live and crowd
Dear editor: We have come to NOTL almost every year since 1998 and spend between one and two weeks there each summer and additional visits in the fall. We subscribe to the Shaw,
The following is a letter sent to Lord Mayor Betty Disero and members of NOTL council: My very practical wife Pamela made some very practical suggestions the other day, which I believe deserve consideration: 1. Wouldn’t the
John Foreman is president of the NOTL Bed & Breakfast Association. Jason Clements operates Niagara Holiday Rentals. John Foreman and Jason Clements Special to The Lake Report The town is proposing changes to the short-term rental
Ross Robinson Special to The Lake Report Even on a very chilly Saturday in late November, the Memorial Park tennis courts were full of fun-loving former athletes. After their matches, they performed a physically
Marion GrieseSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report Up until last March, before restrictions were put in place, I was volunteering with Therapy Tails every week, visiting the residents at Pleasant Manor in Virgil
Long before 9/11 and the COVID crisis, crossing the border was a lot simpler for locals. One could catch the ferry, shown here, which ran between Youngstown, N.Y., and Niagara-on-the-Lake from the dock at
Today the site of a massage therapy business and art gallery at 1547 Niagara Stone Rd. in Virgil, this building started as the Virgil Locker Service in 1950, providing cold storage for local farmers
Dear editor: We are all aware of short-term rentals. If you’ve stayed in a hotel, enjoyed a bed & breakfast or rented a cottage or house for a vacation, you have rented a
Priya Litt Special to the Lake Report It was an honour for me to attend as a special guest speaker and presenter to teach NOTL's Sparks, the youngest members of the Girl Guides of
Dear editor: There is no doubt that COVID-19 has impacted NOTL in many ways. It also has brought to light longstanding flaws in our local institutions. The District School Board of Niagara is
Wayne GatesSpecial to The Lake Report There can be no doubt that any elected official ran for office expecting to deal with COVID-19. Nonetheless, officials are elected to rise to moments that meet them
Dear editor: I would like you to know the thoughts of one longtime visitor to the Shaw Festival regarding the proposal to limit short-term rentals in Niagara-on-the-Lake town to only owner-occupied ones. This is the
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