Dear editor: As the COVID-19 curve in Canada begins to flatten, our federal, provincial and municipal leaders should be commended for their efforts to manage the crisis. It has been a very tough

Dear editor: The following is an open letter to Lord Mayor Betty Disero and Premier Doug Ford. While I understand that, at the local level, our lord mayor is just following orders, I am

Dear editor:  In her recent letter to The Lake Report, Susan Hall made reference to the Plague in England, known to history as the Black Death. This brought back memories of my visit

Dear editor: Yvonne Bredow's story about racism in Niagara is obviously, an accusation to be taken seriously, (“Racist attitudes a common occurrence,” April 16).  I think many of us do not do enough to combat racism. 

Dear editor: I think we must all be getting fraud/phishing/scammers on the phone. Our house is averaging two a day lately. We do not answer unless we know the number. If we ignore

Dear editor: Re: Yvonne Bredow's story, “Racist attitudes a common occurrence,” (The Lake Report, April 16): I'm a minority, of sorts, in that I'm from a foreign country (America) that is often denigrated in

Longtime NOTL resident Susan Hall, a warden at St. Mark's Anglican Church, has been unexpectedly caught up in the COVID-19 pandemic while visiting family in Brighton, England. This is her second letter home to Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Dear editor: This is a letter to the very kind gentleman who picked up the contents of my grey and blue boxes that had blown into the ditch on Friday, March 20, and put them

Dear editor: I am a recent traveller and I quarantined for 14 days. Never took a step out of my yard. Friends and family provided food and necessities where possible, thank goodness. It certainly

Dear editor: No disrespect but the many stories about COVID-19 become a blur. We see it on the national news day after day, on CNN all day long, but we need to remind people that

Dear editor: I am writing to echo previous letters imploring people not to hoard goods during the COVID-19 pandemic. There are many people who are dealing with chronic illness or pain that live off a very

Dear editor: I am writing as a NOTL resident who has been in self-isolation for the last three weeks and has gone out only for groceries. I would like to be able to say I

Dear editor: I am a local artist and 40-year resident of town. I’ve never been a letter to the editor kind of guy, but today I need to write. I have a show of

Dear editor: While out at a major Niagara-on-the-Lake retailer, I was dismayed and saddened to see a fellow NOTLer, deeply tanned, hug a woman and then hear him say he just got back from the United States.

Syme JagoSpecial to The Lake Report Twice in the past week, I interacted, in a manner, with people who had just returned from stays in Florida and aren’t isolating themselves because they “feel fine.” The first case

Dear editor: I read with interest the very long March 20 article (“Border closure ‘devastating’ for Niagara farmers, Wiens says”), regarding the initial restrictions that would have kept offshore farm workers from entering