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Majority of NOTL residents say tourism is important to town’s character: Abacus survey

The survey, conducted by Abacus Data, interviewed 300 residents during NOTL's "peak tourism" season — the results covered topics like quality of life, tourism, infrastructure and more.

Hydro One invests $135 million in NOTL power station

Hydro One is giving a power station in Niagara-on-the-Lake an extra jolt of energy this fall — to help supply power to the growing population of Niagara.

Cenotaph restorations continue until end of October

Repairs were estimated to cost $80,500 and a campaign held in October last year helped NOTLers reach that goal.

Feds giving $100k to NOTL Museum for enhanced history education

As the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum treads along the path of its $10-million expansion plans, the federal government has pledged $100,000 to aid in its growth.

Cenotaph to get much-needed restoration next month

Municipal staff and contractors will soon begin restorations to the 102-year-old tower on Queen Street, with work scheduled to start on Sept. 3.

Arts: Stratford edges Shaw in 50th annual cricket match

The Shaw versus Stratford annual cricket match celebrated its golden anniversary on Monday at Veterans Memorial Park.

Arts: Niagara Symphony Orchestra welcomes new executive director

Longtime composer and performer Adam Scime will be assuming the position of the symphony orchestra's new executive director, starting Sept. 2.

NOTL farmworkers miss families, want permanent residency

The Canadian government has hinted at awarding permanent residency to farmworkers, however, it has never gotten beyond the discussion stage.

Editorial: Poilievre is truly great — at pandering

"Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a plethora of lies during his visit to NOTL, forcing The Lake Report to respond with the longest editorial it has ever published."

NOTL Legion fundraising to help counterpart in fire-ravaged Jasper

The Niagara-on-the-Lake Royal Canadian Legion is raising money to support its counterpart in the fire-ravaged community of Jasper, Alberta. The small mountain community had hundreds...

Business: Arrivederci, Venti: Virgil’s Starbucks shutting its doors in October

A company official confirmed on Aug. 2 that the last day of operations for the store at 1630 Niagara Stone Rd. will be Oct. 17.

Editorial: Anger, division and the future of NOTL

"Perhaps the anger vocalized by those who protested this week can now be channelled into something positive in working with the town and council toward a better future. Or perhaps the breach between the two solitudes is just too wide," writes Kevin MacLean.

Dr. Brown: With cognitive decline obvious, Biden made right decision

"The fact that Biden announced on July 21 he will not seek re-election is a relief for the U.S. and for him. That took courage but was the right decision given the trajectory of where his disease is headed in the next several years," writes Dr. William Brown.

‘They’re out of control’: Woman plans town hall protest against Parliament Oak hotel

Some residents are fed up with the new developments set for Old Town Niagara-on-the-Lake and one woman in particular is ready to take a stand.

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