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St. Davids Carnival gets off to a sweltering start

The 59th St. Davids Lions Carnival got off to a sweltering start on Wednesday. Peameal bacon was frying, the sun was shining, rides were whirling,...

The Monuments Men: Part 8: Lawrence Lamoure’s first overseas mission also was his last

Gunner died when German fighter shot down his plane after successful bombing run   This year marks the 100th anniversary of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s iconic clock tower cenotaph....

Stay out of the water: E. coli levels close Queen’s Royal Beach for swimming

If you’re looking to go swimming this weekend at Queen's Royal Beach, you might want to reconsider.  As of Thursday, July 14, the Region of...

Aura On The Lake brings Indian cuisine to NOTL

Authentic Indian cuisine has made its way to Niagara-on-the-Lake, bringing fresh spices and a new dining experience with the opening of Aura On The...

Shop local? NOTL’s only sign maker says he’s ignored by town

Virgil resident Taylor Lawson doesn’t understand why the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake didn’t use his sign company for its ShopNOTL campaign. “It just seems like in...

Niagara Now and Lake Report launch new website

It's out with the old and in with the new at NiagaraNow.com – The Lake Report's long-established news website – as we have transitioned...

‘Time to smell the roses,’ Arsenault drops out of council race

After briefly entering his name in the running, Coun. Norm Arsenault has decided to withdraw from the upcoming municipal election. “I found myself working on...

Changes to official plan were anticipated, Disero says

Town remains confident region will approve NOTL's blueprint for growth   Tweaks and alterations to Niagara-on-the-Lake’s proposed official plan to bring it into conformity with regional...

Irish Harp scavenger hunt an extra-large pint of community spirit

The Irish Harp is no longer just one of the best spots in town to get a pint of Guinness and share your deep...

Plan ahead now for COVID prevention, Hirji says

As Ontario and much of the world relaxes into a semi-post-COVID summer, Niagara’s top doctor says that's OK but we should be looking at...

‘Long overdue’ work to identify Black Canadians buried in NOTL seeks historic information from residents 

Jim and Marilyn Russell braved the sun and rain last week to continue the process of marking and identifying the graves of those buried...

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