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Arts: Trees and botanicals featured in artist’s ‘Beauty and Resilience’ exhibit

The work of artist Petra Zantingh is on exhibit at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre for the month of May. The exhibit, "Beauty and Resilience"...

Part 2: Battle of Fort George: Americans bombard Niagara and capture the town

 This year marks the 210th anniversary of the Battle of Fort George. This is the second in a three-part series about the battle and...

Walking tour shines light on the historic role of Commons

Now a peaceful place to sit and enjoy a book, back in 1955 the Commons in Niagara-on-the-Lake hosted around 11,000 boy scouts over the...

Exploring Photos: Butler’s Barracks

Butler’s Barracks is a historic military complex found off King and Mary streets on the Commons. The original barracks were first built in 1778 on...

Arts: Rotary donation helps fund Pumphouse program for kids

Aimee Medina Special to The Lake Report With the school ending soon, most families have started planning activities that can provide memorable and educational experiences for...

Dizzy & Fay spread their love for jazz at Niagara festival fundraiser

Niagara-on-the-Lake is a welcome getaway from the city for many – and earlier this month, that certainly includes jazz duo Dizzy & Fay. “As soon...

Letter: NOTL is growing and that means more development

Dear editor: In recent months we have read and heard regurgitated arguments from various residents and (not in my back yard) groups railing against development...

Arch-i-text: 19th-century tiny homes – and NOTL development proposals

We looked at the local expression of the Hall & Parlour Folk House in last week's column and I promised we’d dig a little...

Editorial: Part 4: ‘Honour system’ of remitting taxes isn’t good enough

Fourth in a series The first three parts of this series focused on how the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake must immediately apply its municipal accommodation tax...

The Monuments Men: Part 48: Cpl. Frederick Ward died in battle after D-Day

It's been a century since Niagara-on-the-Lake's iconic clock tower cenotaph was erected. Then, in 1926, the Township of Niagara unveiled its own memorial in...

Wine sommelier talks stereotypes and sexism at Peller Estates book launch

Natalie MacLean is tired of the harmful notion that women are driven to drink. A good example of this, and one that will likely be...

St. Davids Leos wash pups to raise cash for dog guides

Last Saturday dog lovers crossed a chore off of their to-do lists all while helping out a worthy cause.  Between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m....

Condé Nast names NOTL among 50 of world’s most beautiful small towns

The Prince of Wales hotel and the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake have something that will likely inspire pride this spring. The town is being recognized as...

NOTL Chamber wants business people to connect again post-COVID

Networking nights, like 'Business After 5,' aim to help build relationships   It's been more than a year since Niagara's brick-and-mortar shops started welcoming people back...

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