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Niagara College to observe Red Dress Day this Friday

Niagara College will be honouring missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls this Friday. On May 5, the college will be lowering its flags to...

Letter: Don’t OK Parliament Oak demolition before project is approved

The following letter was sent to the mayor and town council. A copy was submitted for publication. You will soon be considering both an official...

Letter: Town should make accessibility a priority

Dear editor: We are a Canadian couple: Alexis was born in Canada, Sam was born in France and has since become a Canadian citizen. Over the...

Letter: U.S. study shows speed bumps help protect children

The following letter to Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa was submitted to The Lake Report for publication. I read your comments in The Lake Report's April...

Editorial: Part 2: Unfair taxation puts hotels at disadvantage

Last week we talked a little about how the town has already missed out on $600,000 in revenue by not charging its accommodation tax...

Museum’s neighbourhood walks almost sold out

Throughout the month of May, NOTLers will be able to take a walk through history with the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum. Starting May 5, the museum’s Neighbourhood...

Arts: NOTL author’s crime novel shortlisted for major award

Niagara-on-the-Lake author Terry Davis will be at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Library on Wednesday, May 3, to sign copies of his novel, "The Pale Horse," which...

Letter: Lawyer disputes criticism of cyclists

Dear editor: A friend drew my attention to the April 12 letter by Susan Pohorly, "Concerns about cyclists on the roads of NOTL." This letter penned...

Letter: Laws needed to stop commercialization of residential real estate

Dear editor: Further to your April 20 editorial, "Town needs to tax short-term rentals," residential real estate is being commercialized everywhere. It’s not just with...

Town demands commemoration plan for Parliament Oak

Town council wants to see a commemoration plan for the old Parliament Oak school before it considers granting a demolition permit to the developer. Council...

A-frame signs are once again banned in the heritage district

The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake has reinstated its ban on A-fame signs on Queen Street. In a news release, the town notified heritage district business owners...

Editorial: Keep it classy, NOTL — again

Niagara-on-the-Lake prides itself on being a “friendly and welcoming” community. And that might often be true. But what some residents proved on Monday during a...

Exploring Photos: A league of their own — Niagara style

The Blue Jays just had their home opener and baseball season has begun for all the fans out there. Did you know that the...

Letter: Historic Black burial ground deserves to be restored

Dear editor: Given the considerable investment Niagara-on-the-Lake made to create its Voices of Freedom Park, I find the Town of NOTL’s apparent reluctance to fully...

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