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Liam Neumann went missing on Sunday night after trying to recover raft with dog → Read More
Mayor of St. Catharines delivers inaugural state of the city address → Read More
City held public meeting to provide update and answer questions for Port Weller East community → Read More
City council approves zoning amendment to allow four-storey Extendicare facility → Read More
City residents can buy $15 seasonal parking pass again; everyone else pays $3 an hour → Read More
8.97% hike goes into effect as underground infrastructure costs continue to climb → Read More
Application process opening March 1 for operators to set up shop on city property for first time → Read More
City said meeting will be re-scheduled to another date → Read More
New parkette, pedestrian crossover, added features with infrastructure work → Read More
Overdue fines at the St. Catharines Public Library are about to be shelved. The library is eliminating late fees for borrowers of all ages starting Tuesday by adding adults to its list of fine-exempt patrons. The move follows the May 2021 launch of fine freedom for children, teens and seniors aged 65 and over that was aimed at encouraging more people to visit the library by removing obstacles.… → Read More
City council requests proposal from property owners; Owners say they are interested → Read More
City staff say hallway temperatures difficult to enforce and not the intent of the bylaw → Read More
Port Dalhousie branch will be open for 35 more hours a week with Port Plus program → Read More
Council agrees to issued a negotiated Request For Proposal for surplus land on Geneva Street → Read More
Councillors to ask province for more funding and solutions → Read More
Meeting being requested to discuss potential danger from lack of access over Welland Canal → Read More
St. Catharines aiming to issue a tender for demolition in the coming weeks → Read More
Ethel and Cyril Williamson looked after the safety of ships at the north entrance to the Welland Canal for 25 years → Read More
City’s farmers market opens applications for upcoming season and hopes to draw more local producers → Read More
Lions decide not to extend lease with city; will transfer operations to city at end of season → Read More