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Local sourdough stand thrives at the Itty Bitty Farm

After the closure of Ruffino's Pasta Bar & Grill last September, Ryan Crawford and his family are still keeping things going in Niagara-on-the-Lake with their daily farm stand, selling fresh sourdough bread and vegetables.

The Turner Report: Calling up the troops for Stu’s Rangers

"It’s not a happy time to be an elected person in this bucolic burg. It seems that historic protest outside town hall last summer was more a harbinger than a one-off eruption," writes Garth Turner.

‘Geriatric party animals’ head to Cambridge University for weekend course

When Jean Ford was a young woman, she was offered a spot at Cambridge University, but circumstances kept her from attending. Now, decades later,...

Arch-i-text: Ford’s overture and what lies ahead for everyday Ontarians

"Sure, the premier and his local sycophants may point to grandiose promises of investments in Niagara’s infrastructure — most of which have not, to date, materialized — but, how does that translate to the health of your family’s pocket book?" writes Brian Marshall.

Early voters in NOTL criticize Ford’s snap election

Interviews at the NOTL Community Centre indicated voters have mixed opinions about Ford’s framing of the election as a mandate to counter Trump’s tariff threats and hyperlocal concerns around health care, grocery costs and inflation.

Letter: How can amalgamation not save money?

"Let our regional government evolve, Mr. Gates, and stay out the debate, unless you want to introduce a private members bill — if re-elected," writes Derek Insley.

Growing Together: The right plants to add privacy to your home

As more and more houses are being built closer together than ever, and yards seem to be getting smaller, it gets more challenging to...

Exploring History: The Coloured Corps and Fort Mississauga

The Coloured Corps fought in several battles during the War of 1812. In the early months of 1814, they were assigned to serve as a company of artificers — soldiers who performed engineering and construction duties, including on Fort Mississauga.

The Turner Report: When freedom to speak was no freedom at all

Regular addicts may recall my encounter with NOTL Museum. It was a fine summer day. A heritage festival was in full swing out on the...

The Lake Report honoured with 19 more provincial awards

"It's sort of surreal that what started as a small monthly newspaper in 2018 has evolved into Canada's most-awarded newspaper," said Lake Report founder and editor-in-chief Richard Harley.

Editorial: Gates is a candidate for the people

There’s a provincial election Feb. 27. Despite that, you might not have heard much about this riding's candidates running this year — because most of...

Red Roof Retreat announces major expansion plans

A $100,000 donation from the Wise Guys Charity Fund will help Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Red Roof Retreat with major expansion plans. On Friday, Red Roof launched its...

Zalepa fires back at resident questions during Old Town open house

Resident Karen Taylor-Jones has been outspoken against council-approved developments and Tuesday’s meeting was no exception: “When council is making all these decisions, are they truly listening to the residents of this community?”

Niagara Falls candidates continue campaign as election draws near

Niagara-on-the-Lake voters will have seven candidates to choose from when they cast ballots in this Thursday's provincial election.

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