Dear editor: Despite missing the spirit and camaraderie of our community run and facing a pandemic that has challenged us, NOTLers walked, ran or biked their own way, showing their determination to make

Dear editor: All Canadian citizens should be offended by recent national coverage, led by our major TV outlets, of the reference to the “ricin suspect ” as a Canadian, first. Clearly this is fodder

Dear editor: Ringing a bell on a bicycle to warn a pedestrian of one’s approach as noted in a letter (“Bikers on trails need to ring those bells,” Sept. 24) cannot be faulted. However, as

Dear editor: When the machines showed up to pave the natural trail behind my place, I was aghast!  But since then, I have been impressed by the increased activity on the Upper Canada

Dear editor: Another great Leaf has passed on, and I hope the real fans remember him.  Bob Nevin always conducted himself with such class and modesty.  Back in 2013, my pal Eric Skillins and I

Dear editor: I have to agree that the “animal rights” protesters are not only misinformed about treatment of the horses but also cause damage to the image of NOTL. I believe that it

Dear editor: With reference to the letter last week “We’re quite happy with changes made to the heritage trail,” I would suggest that the writers’ lauding of the widening, resurfacing, tree cutting – essentially the

Dear editor: The Lake Report’s coverage of the destruction of trees along the Upper Canada Heritage Trail (“Residents angry after healthy trees cut down along heritage trail,” Sept. 10) was deeply disturbing if somewhat alarmist,

Dear editor: I recently read Syme Jago's poignant letter you published in your wonderful Sept. 10 issue, “Protesters are bullies wreaking havoc.” I definitely agree with her, and, of course, countless other residents must

Dear editor: Niagara-on-the-Lake trails are extremely popular with both walkers and bikers during these beautiful sunny days. Sharing the trails is no problem, but the bikers need to learn how to use their bells when

Dear editor: This past Sunday was a glorious outdoor day to celebrate the life of Joseph (Joe) Pohorly . Taking place under and around the pavilion at the St. Davids Lions Club on

Dear editor: We read this week’s issue The Lake Report (and other publications) articles and letters concerning the preparations for the Charlotte to East and West Line section of the Upper Canada Heritage Trail. We have not

Dear editor: NOTL's Community Wellness Committee wholeheartedly supports the implementation of the on-demand transit pilot program in Niagara-on-the-Lake, as announced by the town on Sept. 3. This new system will provide a necessary service to

Dear editor: Along with other residents, particularly those like myself whose property backs on to the old railway and the Upper Canada Heritage Trail, I have followed the recent discussion among readers and my neighbours

Dear editor: Why can’t NOTL use harassment laws to regulate the anti-carriage protesters? Surely the use of bullhorns, blocking access on sidewalks and roads is harassment. The role of the protesters seems to have changed

Dear editor: As a former police officer, I know that at one time there were more than 350 police departments in Ontario. Now there are less than 50. Most of those 350 departments were small,

The author sent this letter to his telephone provider, Freedom Mobile. He suspects these are computer-generated scam calls and wants other NOTL residents to be aware. Dear sirs: I am a Freedom customer. I