On Saturday and Sunday, Ryan Crawford will open his farm to visitors who want to walk among the flowers, all while raising money for Royal Oak Community School.
Sunday’s deluge sent knee-deep floodwater through the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 124 in Niagara-on-the-Lake, destroying main-floor drywall, toppling freezers and damaging a century-old flag, photo albums and historical records.
The Lake Report contacted three local insurance brokerages after the first storm to understand the number and cost of claims, what water coverage means and how residents should respond.
Now, after two major storms in six days, the full toll remains unknown and possible provincial assistance has no dollar amount, eligibility rules or application process.
Maria Mavridis, who was elected to council for the first time in 2022, is once again throwing her hat into the ring of this fall's election, hoping to serve another term.
Niagara-on-the-Lake residents will see a hike in their water bills starting Feb. 1.
The monthly fixed rates for water and wastewater usage each will rise by...
SUBMITTED BY DEBORAH SYMINGTON.OPINION
As a resident living behind one of the Garrison Village short-term rentals (also called “airbnb”) I would like local residents to...
SUBMITTED BY MAUREEN POSPIECHOPINION
This letter is now so redundant to give the word redundant new redundancy! In the middle of all the celebration and...
SUBMITTED BY SELINA APPLEBY.FEATURED
The heat of the summer had made playing baseball in the playground impossible.
The field was so dry that the three baseball...
The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake wants to hear residents’ concerns at the official plan open house.
On Feb. 13, there will be two sessions in the auditorium...
SUBMITTED BY RICHARD WEST.WRITER'S CIRCLE
Backstory
The following is a version of the original short story that eventually morphed into a 150-page book - The Lightning...
