Tickets go on sale March 1 for popular Red Roof pasta dinner
They’ll be dishing out the pasta for a good cause at John Michael’s Banquet & Event Centre in Thorold on Sunday, April 28. That is the date of the annual pasta dinner fundraiser
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Sports: Team of the Week: U15 Rep Wolves
The U15 Rep Wolves of the NOTL Minor Hockey Association are The Lake Report’s featured Team of the Week. Pictured in the front row, from left, are: Levi Bayne, Boyd Hopkins, Theo Kotsanis
Photo gallery: NOTL players get free entry to Canucks Jr. game
March 1 will be Niagara-on-the-Lake Minor Hockey Night at the Niagara Falls Canucks Jr. A game. On Tuesday, Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa (a longtime former referee) was on hand at the NOTL Wolves
Willow Cakes’ patissier to serve as judge in Chocolate Masters contest
Catherine O’Donnell counts herself among the millions of people in the world who love chocolate. This May, however, she’ll have the opportunity to sample and judge some of the best sweet treats in
Police warn of increase in ‘driveway scammers’ across Niagara
Niagara Regional Police are alerting residents across the region to the rising incidents of scammers bilking consumers out of payments for driveway repairs or resurfacing jobs that are never completed. “The public should
The Lake Report honoured with 27 more awards for journalism
The Lake Report has again been honoured for its journalism excellence, earning a “phenomenal” 27 awards from the Ontario Community Newspapers Association. The association on Wednesday unveiled the finalists in its annual Better
Sports: Team of the Week: U13 Local League 1
The members of the NOTL Minor Hockey Association’s U13 Local League 1 team are The Lake Report’s featured Team of the Week. Pictured in the front row, from left are: Michael Collins, Landen
NOTL man among 13 charged in human trafficking investigation
An unidentified 51-year-old Niagara-on-the-Lake man is among 13 people charged with human-trafficking offences following a Niagara Regional Police investigation. None of the 13 men charged were named following a court-ordered ban on the
PHOTO GALLERY: Parks Canada extending multi-million-dollar breakwall
Workers and heavy equipment are busy building part of a 500-metre breakwall and walkway near Fort Mississauga and along the northern perimeter of the NOTL Golf Club. The multi-million-dollar Parks Canada project started
Sports: Team of the Week: NOTL Wolves U18 Local League 2
The Lake Report’s NOTL Minor Hockey Association Team of the Week is the NOTL Wolves U18 Local League 1 squad. Pictured here behind goaltender Corson Dick are: Ben Dipietro, Noah Mori, Eli Bice,
Niagara College hosts career fair at NOTL campus, Feb. 5 and 6
Looking for a job? Niagara College is hosting a one-stop shop for job seekers when it presents its annual career fair Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 5 and 6 at the Daniel J. Patterson
Free February returns as NOTL Museum waives admission fee
You won’t have to spend a dime this month to enjoy all the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum has to offer. The museum is once again waiving its $5 admission charge for all Niagara residents during
SPONSORED: Valentine’s Day is every day at AMO Wines
SPONSORED STORY From the moment you walk through the doors of AMO Wines, passing under its heart-shaped window, you’re struck with the sensations of comfort and a warm embrace. Relaxing music is playing
Sports: Team of the Week: NOTL Wolves U18 Local League 1
The NOTL Wolves U18 Local League 1 squad is The Lake Report’s NOTL Minor Hockey Association Team of the Week. They have been one of the top team’s in the Niagara District Hockey
Sports: Team of the Week: U9 Local League
The Lake Report’s NOTL Minor Hockey Association Team of the Week for this week is the U9 Local League team. Front Row: Auston Cwiertniewski. Middle row: Aiden Popivanov, George Petrakis, Luke Boyack, Brock
Enjoy museum talks from the comfort of home
The Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum is taking the chill out of the winter season with programs that can be enjoyed from the comfort of home. The museum is offering weekly virtual lectures throughout the rest
St. Catharines hospital to be renamed for Marotta family after $15M donation
Niagara Health says a multi-million dollar donation from a Niagara-on-the-Lake family will go a long way toward transforming health care in Niagara. Sisters Angela Marotta and Melissa Marotta-Paocelli made a $15-million donation to
Zalepa following legal advice in declaring conflict on Rand
Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa says his decision to declare a conflict of interest over the development of the Rand Estate was not taken lightly. Development of the historic property has been one of
Sports: Team of the Week: U8 Local League
This week we salute the NOTL Minor Hockey Association’s U8 Local League team as The Lake Report’s Team of the Week. Front row: Dylan Degroot, Jaxon Thwaites, Ariana Lebrasseur, Brock Friesen, Noah Werner,
Sports: Team of the Week: U7 Initiation Program 2
The members of the NOTL Minor Hockey U7 Initiation Program 2 team are this week’s Lake Report Team of the Week. Front row: Brendan Teichgraf, Cole Fowler, Grayson Bell, Jack Sykes, Sophia Pillitteri
Niagara Parks chefs team up for culinary journey
Chefs from Niagara Parks restaurants will demonstrate their culinary skills at an event designed to showcase the region’s culinary heritage. Bill Greenan, head chef at the Queenston Heights Restaurant in Niagara-on-the-Lake, will be
NOTL restaurants make OpenTable’s top healthy restaurants list
Two Niagara-on-the-Lake restaurants have made it on OpenTable’s new list of the top restaurants in Canada where diners can eat healthy while still enjoying fine cuisine. Masaki Sushi and Treadwell Cuisine are two
233 kilos of suspected cocaine seized at Queenston-Lewiston bridge
The Canada Border Services Agency says it seized 233 kilograms of suspected cocaine at the border near Niagara-on-the-Lake, valued at an estimated $6.5 million. The agency said a lone male driving a commercial
Fundraiser puts food on table of families of fallen farmworkers
The community came together during the holiday season to help the families of two farmworkers whose lives were cut short and one who is in hospital after he was injured on the job
PHOTOS: Taking time to celebrate the new year
A sizable crowd turned out as usual on New Year’s Eve to ring in the new year at midnight at the clock tower on Queen Street, then promptly head home. Linda Anderson-Kozik, with
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