This year marks the 100th anniversary of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s iconic clock tower cenotaph. In recognition of the cenotaph’s century of service through two world wars and beyond, NOTL historian Ron Dale has been researching the stories of
NOTL native Kaleb Schriefer is riding the Tour Divide from Alberta to New Mexico in honour of his brother Noah, who died of an overdose. This is his first report from his journey.
Tony Baldinelli Special to The Lake Report Our Canadian travel and tourism industry was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic first, it was hit the hardest and will take the longest time to recover.
The U22 Niagara Thunderhawks entered the floor for their pre-game warm up excited to play, while a much physically larger team from Guelph sauntered out exuding a quiet exuberance. The undefeated Thunderhawks were
On Saturday, June 4, the Legion and Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake celebrated the 100th anniversary of the iconic clock tower cenotaph with a ceremony and parade. In recognition of the cenotaph’s century of service through two
The following letter to the community was released by Lord Mayor Betty Disero and posted on the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s website. I recently attended a Niagara-on-the-Lake Ambassadors training session and after a presentation
Paul Masson Special to The Lake Report The NOTL Writers’ Circle is holding another book fair and chance for visitors to meet some of the authors – and enjoy the return of the
Andy Boldt Special to The Lake Report The U22 Niagara Thunderhawks went undefeated in round-robin play at a weekend lacrosse tournament in Brampton and capped it off with a resounding win in the
Andy Boldt Special to The Lake Report As expected, the U22 Thunderhawks met a gritty and aggressive Hamilton Bengals on the road last week. Fortunately for the Thunderhawks, veteran Trent Hunter, an assistant captain, opened
Rick Janes Special to The Lake Report By the Victoria Day weekend, even the most casual golfer will have dusted off the clubs and played at least nine holes. During that round, perhaps
When the First World War broke out on Aug. 4, 1914, Sir Sam Hughes, Canada’s minister of militia and defence, called for volunteers. Within a few days, more than 35,000 Canadians answered the call, arriving at a…
For a while, it looked like there might be no minor lacrosse season in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
John Sayers Special to The Lake Report A few weeks ago, I wrote a plea – and suggested a solution – for local housing to help the homeless refugees fleeing the Ukraine. It was ironic
NOTL fitness expert Nathane Jackson helps golfers get trim and improve their game Rick Janes Special to Niagara Now/The Lake Report Nathane Jackson doesn’t need to know the temperature or check outside
Steve HardakerCommunity Correspondent After two years when all church activities were cancelled due to the coronavirus, the members of St.Davids-Queenston United Church are excited at the return of popular fundraising activities this spring and
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Billy Simkin Special to The Lake Report Months after it was supposed to be played, the 2021 Champion of Champions tournament was hosted this past Saturday at Grand Niagara Golf Club in Port Robinson. Host
Rainer Hummel Special to The Lake Report In 2019, Bill 108 amended the Planning Act to provide more options for homeowners, regardless of what their home's zoning is. This legislation permits two
Steve HardakerCommunity Correspondent Under grey skies and the threat of showers, residents of Niagara on the Green gathered to celebrate Earth Week by holding a spring neighbourhood cleanup on Saturday. After two years
Tony Baldinelli Special to The Lake Report If you were hoping for a return to some form of fiscal responsibility in this budget, then I am sure you were disappointed, as I was,
Steve HardakerCommunity Correspondent Residents of Niagara on the Green will gather to celebrate Earth Week by holding a spring neighbourhood cleanup on Saturday, April 23. The residents will be joined by Lord Mayor Betty
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John SayersSpecial to The Lake Report What do you associate with Easter Saturday? Well, if you’re at Grace United Church it’s the Jam Sale. Crafted lovingly in the church kitchen using traditional time-tested
Here is a 1908 photo of the Niagara Wharf. You can see Fort Niagara in the distance as merchants and farmers pack onto the docks awaiting the next steamer. Tourists filled the steamers coming
Here is a 1908 photo of the Niagara Wharf. You can see Fort Niagara in the distance as merchants and farmers pack onto the docks awaiting the next steamer. Tourists filled the steamers coming
Cindy Grant Special to The Lake Report As many of you know, I am part of a small group that is offering a series of “Life Long Learning” programs here in Niagara-on-the-Lake. We’ve
Steve Hardaker Community Correspondent With winter fading into our memories and spring emerging, work on the new Glendale Avenue and QEW diverging diamond interchange is ramping up. Overnight on Monday and Tuesday this
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