"Our leadership gave the final green light to a modern complex that will forever, irrevocably, irreversibly change our landmark street. Not since 1847 when the Courthouse was built has anyone done this," writes Garth Turner.
"'Heartbreak House' is a profound examination of generational change, of dreams and ambitions shattered by war, of industry and government overturning social programs in favour of exploitation," writes Penny-Lynn Cookson.
"What do we want our legislative bodies — municipal and provincial — to do to underwrite our shared wish relative to protecting Ontario’s heritage?" writes Brian Marshall.
"Do some patients with mid-to-late-stage dementia have abnormal electrical activity in their brains that contributes to their cognitive decline?" writes Dr. William Brown.
"Hats off to our first responders. These brave people go toward the fires to save lives and limit damage. Most people flee fires," writes Ross Robinson.
Dear editor:
With a smile, I'd like to comment "Retirement Coach" Mike Keenan's column, "Should seniors engage in regular exercise?" (Oct. 29).
I am confident Mike is also an...
Dear editor:
In an email this week to all members of the Chautauqua Residents Association concerning the election of directors at the organization's recent annual general...
Mike Keenan
Speclai to The Lake Report
Groups have long employed jargon as a kind of practical shorthand, utilizing meaningless words to others. For example, the...
Lord Mayor Betty Disero sent the following letter to Ernie Hardeman, minister of agriculture, food and rural affairs on Sept. 25.
Dear Minister Hardeman:
I am writing...
Dear editor:
Thank you for publishing the letter by David Scott celebrating the new lighting of Brock's monument overlooking Queenston.
All summer long it was so...
Dear editor:
Thank you your excellent coverage of the Randwood Estates story over the years.
Residents for Sustainable Tourism is pleased that the town’s planning process...
The Nobel series at the NOTL Library continues with the chemistry prize on Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. To view the series, register through the library’s website, notlpubliclibrary.org.
Dr....
Dear editor:
Everyone knows for-profit nursing homes are responsible for the unnecessary death of several COVID patients in their care. Clearly there was and likely still...
Dear editor:
As a longtime resident of Chautauqua (50 years), and a past member and president of our residents association, I feel compelled to respond...
Love it or hate it, wallpaper has been the principal alternative to paint since its introduction in the 16th century.
The earliest wallpaper involved scenes...
The 2020 Nobel Prizes October 18, 2020
Dr. William Brown is a professor of neurology at McMaster University and co-founder of the Infohealth series at...
Dear editor:
The exchange of political stereotypes by the two Mikes was entertaining, but also cautionary, (Mike Keenan's Oct. 8 column "Politically confused?
Here’s a primer on left, right and...
Dear editor:
I’d like to respond to the article “Chautauqua residents want to curb traffic,” (Oct, 15).
I am a resident of Chautauqua and am keen that...
Mike KeenanSpecial to The Lake Report
What do the following professions have in common: mortician aka funeral director, pathologist, gravedigger, mourner-greeter, makeup artist, hospice aide, floral...
Dr. William Brown is a professor of neurology at McMaster University and co-founder of the Infohealth series at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library.
Dr. William...
Dear friends and music lovers:
We have just concluded the Music Niagara Festival’s 22nd summer season by presenting our very first virtual At Home Series....
Dear editor:
Our family moved to Niagara-on-the-Lake in 1949. It was Niagara Township then.
I have seen many changes, some good and some very troubling. There have been...
Dear editor:
I am writing regarding Dr. Steven Millward's Oct. 8 letter, "Cancer agency does not recommend prostate screening for all."
Unlike President Donald Trump, who professes...
The following letter was sent to Lord Mayor Betty Disero on Tuesday.
On Sunday, Oct. 11, the “anti-horse brigade” was out with more than 30 people.
May...
