"For over a decade now, this once gracious stone home has been owned by a developer and allowed to deteriorate in a fashion that can only be described as a textbook case of demolition by neglect," writes Brian Marshall of Secord's historical home on Paxton Lane, built circa 1799.
Every year, there are countless numbers of new plants being released to tempt us gardeners. These new and improved varieties have been tried and tested for several years before being released for sale. Joanne Young reviews some of the new, exciting releases.
Doughvine Bakehouse sparked controversy in January with its outdoor signs.
It all started with a bold red spray-painted sign that read "Closed" — and led...
Wayne Gates
Special to Niagara Now/The Lake Report
Local Conservative politicians have been pushing for the provincial government to prioritize municipal amalgamation in Niagara. It’s a...
Dear editor:
Editorials ordinarily serve the readership well by highlighting issues, personalities, experience and history concerning local, provincial and federal elections.
The editors are usually well-versed...
"I simply believe that the homeowner should be able to predict year after year what his costs should be accurately with no surprises," writes Joost Vandelinde.
Keith McNenly
Special to Niagara Now/The Lake Report
Humanity is entering a new era in the dynamics of self governance. With the United States embracing authoritarianism,...
"The hype surrounding AI in the last two years may have been over the top, but the future of life as we know it will become increasingly dependent on AI," writes Dr. William Brown.
Dear editor:
A tiny silver lining in the current border tariff war is the opportunity to drop provincial barriers to internal Canadian trade. I hope...
"If the new U.S. president proceeds with his threatened tariffs, it will certainly be his biggest financial gamble since he took a lead role in Atlantic City casinos. History teaches us the results could again be dire, costly and uncomfortable," writes Ross Robinson.
Dear editor:
I read with interest and considerable fellow-feeling the article by Paige Seburn about NOTL "heritage designations."
I have had a similar rather negative experience...
Members of Niagara-on-the-Lake Legion Branch 124 can socialize in style thanks to the Ladies Auxiliary.
On Monday afternoon, head “pie lady” Margaret McGilvray presented Legion...
