Niagara-on-the-Lake photographer John DeLorenzi captured spectacular scenes around town on a beautiful fall day last week, including some rare bird’s-eye drone views of the Niagara Pumphouse, Fort George and the NOTL Sailing Club.
The Lake Report is highlighting all NOTL Minor Hockey Association teams this season with a new weekly photo feature. Kicking it off, we’d like to introduce the Wolves U11 rep team. Front row:
The stockings are being hung, the lights are aglow, carols will fill the air – and Santa is making his way to the St. Davids Vet Clinic. This Saturday, Nov. 25 from 10
For more than a dozen years, blessed with a white beard and a robust torso, I have donned my red suit each December to wander Niagara, visiting homes and businesses — gatherings of
The work of Niagara-on-the-Lake photographer Janice White is being exhibited in the upstairs gallery of Ironwood Cider House on Lakeshore Road until Dec. 6. The show features her latest work, images of the
Two timeless holiday season tales that aim to bring comfort and joy to all are returning to the stage at the Shaw Festival. Christmas spirits of the Dickensian variety are again inhabiting the
Several Niagara-on-the-Lake entrepreneurs and leaders in the world of entertainment, culture and tourism are among the more than 200 finalists in this year’s regional Women in Business Awards. The Greater Niagara Chamber of
The Lake Report’s award winning photographer Dave Van De Laar was on the scene for Willowbank School of Restoration Arts’ Monster Bash Halloween Party.
A Niagara-on-the-Lake man has been charged in connection with an attempted armed robbery at a St. Catharines car rental business and an attempted holdup at a Wainfleet convenience store. Christian Adam Edmunds, 28,
The untamed wilderness of Ontario, where waterfalls, winding rivers and vast lakes flow in all their might, will be brought to life at a new exhibition this November at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts
A group of concerned residents is joining forces with Niagara College students to assess the housing challenges faced by seniors in Niagara-on-the-Lake and explore a range of possible solutions. A comprehensive survey will
Across Niagara-on-the-Lake, people and businesses are starting to get into the Halloween spirit. The Lake Report photographer Dave Van De Laar caught some of the town’s spooky decorations on camera a few days
The Royal Canadian Legion branch 124 will once again host a ceremony on Nov. 11 in honour of Remembrance Day, on behalf of veteran soldiers and the families of those whose lives were
If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing one your home recipes hit the shelves of your local supermarket, an opportunity to hit the ground running and take your work to market is opening up
Adventurer and writer Adam Shoalts’ latest feature of exploration took him 3,400 kilometres north from Lake Erie to the Arctic shores of Ungava Bay. Now, curious readers can learn about his expedition in
A project that begin three years ago to honour soldiers who have fought on behalf of Canada around the world has now grown to amass over 6,000 poppies in a handmade collection of
With Halloween less than two weeks away, the time for tricks and treats is drawing near. Over at the NOTL Youth Collective, the team will be hosting its first major session of the
A St. Catharines woman has been charged with impaired driving causing bodily harm after a migrant worker was hit by an SUV while cycling at Lakeshore and Townline roads in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Sunday
Two Niagara-on-the-Lake minor lacrosse teams travelled to Brampton on Thanksgiving weekend to participate in a new form of the game, called Sixes. The U9 and U11 Niagara Thunderhawks competed in the first Ontario
Barbara Worthy Special to Niagara Now/The Lake Report The welcome mat is being laid down once again at many Niagara heritage sites and businesses when Ontario’s province-wide Doors Open initiative returns on Saturday,
The Shaw Festival has revealed its lineup for the 2024 season, and topping its bill of works is the return of the timeless musical “My Fair Lady,” alongside plays inspired by the stories
Traditional Mohawk teacher Jackie Labonte, left, and Indigenous community connections facilitator Marie Bowering unveil the frame of what will be a teardrop-shaped cairn to be a place of healing at Willowbank. The unveiling
The team at Brock’s Monument is inviting everyone to join them on Oct. 6 to celebrate the life of the hero of Upper Canada: Major-General Sir Isaac Brock, born 254 years ago. “This
Niagara Regional Police are seeking information from the public after a body was discovered in a backyard on Anne Street in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Sunday evening. Officers were sent out to assist with an
The Lake Report’s photographer Dave Van de Laar captured these images during NOTL Minor Hockey Association practices on Saturday as teams prepare for the season ahead.
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