"So, what direction will NOTL voters choose? That’s impossible to predict but what we do know is it has never been easier to exercise your democratic franchise," writes Kevin MacLean.
"At the end of the day, we need someone who can get Ford to respect us until we can try again to vote him out. The question, I guess, becomes, what’s the best strategy?" writes Richard Harley.
"If we elect the same people (and most are reoffering) we’ll get the same result. More hotels. More bending over for tourism. More construction. More old buildings razed. More density. More compromise. More loss," writes Garth Turner.
"If you are one of the approximately 191,000 Niagara residents that live outside the boundaries of the three large cities, you have just been marginalized as a perpetual member of the minority," writes Brian Marshall.
"He had the large sculpture placed in front of the Prince of Wales Hotel, but local leaders didn’t think it belonged at the corner of King and Queen streets. Much controversy ensued and Gerry the Giraffe was soon turfed," writes Ross Robinson.
Science, the study of the natural world, evolved early, possibly in nascent forms long before the emergence of modern humans, Neanderthals and Denisovans.
Enabling...
Dear editor:
It seems Ontario Premier Doug Ford is once again trying to implement changes to government operations that will run contrary to the interests...
Dear editor:
Next July, 22 Niagara Pathfinders, Rangers and their leaders plan to take the trip of a lifetime. Thanks to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Kinsmen, that...
Keith McNenly
Special to The Lake Report
What is it with Ontario Progressive Conservative politicians that as soon as they gain power they have to find...
Artificial intelligence seems to be taking over the world these days, what with repeated scary predictions in media, online and in science and medicine...
Dear editor:
I'm a longtime fan of your excellent weekly publication and I enjoy writing letters to newspaper editors.
I've always enjoyed the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum's "Exploring...
The following letter to the community was submitted by the board of Willowbank in Queenston.
As you know, Willowbank is a unique private career college...
Dear editor:
I read Peter Rusin's Nov. 2 letter suggesting the proposed St. Davids roundabout will probably cost $10 million or more with necessary expropriations.
I...
Growth is inevitable, but it can't compromise the town's unique character
At a black-tie gala at the Court House on Saturday night, the Niagara Foundation...
If you weren't born in Niagara-on-the-Lake, but now call it home, chances are you moved here because of the lifestyle, small-town community feel, fine...
Dear editor:
I was delighted to read a report in your paper describing a group investigating the need for seniors housing ("Group plans independent survey...
Dear editor:
Your front-page, above-the-fold story in The Lake Report’s Nov. 2 issue, "Leaky sewers contaminating NOTL creek with E. coli, town says," should give...
