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The Forum: Can a voters’ revolt end developers’ rule in NOTL?

"While Ontario municipalities struggle to balance the property rights of landowners with broader community interests, Doug Ford continues to exert his full weight on one side of the property development scales," writes Steve McGuinness.

Dr. Brown: Want to live longer and better?

"Our fate is not dictated by the sum of all the diseases we develop in our lives, especially in the later decades of life," writes Dr. William Brown.

The Turner Report: Stop yapping. NOTL is pawfect

"NOTL may attract three million visitors a year, but at its heart are caring, decent people always finding time for a pet, a smile and a stroke of my incredibly handsome fur," writes Cody the Chow, taking over for Garth Turner this week.

Exploring History: Dreaming of a white Christmas

"Winter has certainly made itself at home this month, and when the frost isn’t nipping at our noses, there’s nothing better than heading outdoors to enjoy a few classic winter activities."

NOTL offers short-term relief for downtown businesses affected by recycling change

Niagara-on-the-Lake will provide short-term relief for businesses affected by the region’s move to privatize non-residential recycling collection.

Irish Harp decision delayed as town wonders what to do about patios

As Niagara-on-the-Lake ends the temporary patio program it introduced five years ago, it's now uncertain what will happen with one business’s bid to keep its patio for good.

Christmas tree shoppers flock to Lions Club’s greener pastures

Many Canadian Christmas tree farmers are facing significant financial pressure after American buyers pulled back due to the ongoing U.S.–Canada trade war.

Rotary Holiday House Tour opens NOTL homes to raise $200,000 for charity

The Holiday House Tour has raised more than $1.5 million since it began, including $260,000 in ticket sales last year, with $230,000 going directly to charity.

Paxton Lane rezoning sparks concern over shift from tribunal-approved conditions

A rezoning proposal at Paxton Lane in St. Davids is drawing pushback from a local resident who says it conflicts with what the Ontario Land Tribunal intended when it approved subdivision plans for the area in 2013.

Town told to protect community space, not commercial growth, at hospital site

A new report shows that its residents favour community-serving uses — and reject commercial ones — for the former hospital site at 176 Wellington St.

Sports: NOTL teens run away with all-American titles at U.S. race

Two Niagara-on-the-Lake teens helped lead their track club to a first-place finish at the prestigious U.S. cross-country running national championships last Saturday.

97-year-old NOTLer looks to bring knitted joy

Dora Werenchuk's work will be on sale outside the Royal LePage office at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday. She hopes her creations help keep people warm — in both body and spirit.

NOTL group steps up after fire kills 31 cats at Fort Erie sanctuary

A Niagara-on-the-Lake animal rescue fundraising group is stepping up this weekend to help Happy Days Animal Sanctuary in Fort Erie pick up the pieces after a devastating fire killed 31 cats and destroyed the main building.

NOTLer has been all over the world, but still searching for Ralph Lauren

Rita Brown is preparing to release a book in early 2026 on the ladies’ riding habit, but one challenge remains: securing approval to reprint a photo of a notable Ralph Lauren women’s sportswear piece.

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