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WORLD CHAMPIONS: NOTL crew races to glory in Shark regatta – winning by a foot

And thanks to Sailor for the Sea Clean Regatta protocols, the event generated just two bags of garbage after hundreds of meals over the...

Swimmer conquers Lake Ontario in record time

The first swimmer to conquer Lake Ontario this year arrived ashore in Toronto early Wednesday morning – and shattered a nearly 50-year-old record in...

Dr. Brown: Medically assisted endings for people with Alzheimer’s

Patients who suffer from dementia, of which Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause, are usually looked after by a spouse or partner, with...

Despite the rain, Lions carnival celebrates year of firsts for the club’s 60th birthday

The St. Davids Lions Club didn't let a bit of stormy weather rain on its parade on Saturday. The Lions celebrated the club's 60th anniversary...

Queen’s Royal Beach is closed again. But it might reopen soon, so check before you dive in

It's open. It's closed. It's open again – maybe. Nope. Closed again. A week ago, on Saturday, July 22, Queen's Royal Beach was declared unsafe for...

Mind Your Meters: Line 2 residents want action to protect kids from speeders

Last time it was a cat, but next time it could be a child.  After two cats were struck dead by swift-moving vehicles on Line...

NOTL pop-up library returns for another summer of reader’s delights

The Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library is bringing back its outdoor pop-up library this summer. The event is headed all across NOTL, most recently stopping at Centennial...

Case of oak wilt found on Niagara College’s NOTL campus

Oak wilt, the invasive tree fungus that infects and kills oak trees has been found on Niagara College’s Daniel J. Patterson Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake. It is...

Motorcycle squads ride to keep residential school history out of shadows

Hailed by smoke bombs and the rhythmic beat of leather-skinned hand drums, motorcycle riders from across southern Ontario rolled into Niagara Sunday afternoon in...

Protester’s hunger strike was full of lies, former supporter says

It turns out a one-day hunger strike staged by protester James Russell was really just a contrived media stunt after all. When the Toronto resident...

Out of the dark: Husband’s stroke inspires Jodey Porter to beat blindness

  At 72, Jodey Porter has finished an illustrious career as a senior Ontario public servant. She has been, among other roles, an Ontario human...

Lake Report’s popular summer guide is out Friday

It’s that time of year again – when The Lake Report publishes its hugely popular and award-winning tourism guide, “NOTL: A Guide for Distinguished...

Open-air burning ban lifted in Niagara-on-the-Lake

Due to improved air quality after recent forest fire activity, the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake has lifted the open-air burning ban as of Tuesday morning.  Last...

Crossroads students celebrate Pride

School's Brave Space Club a special place for students like Ryder Rempel   Gender just isn’t that important to Ryder Rempel.  Ryder was right at home among...

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