Port Colborne to ‘keep the momentum going’ with development charge waiver
Saying it’s paying dividends, councillors are prepared to extend for another year a development charges waiver in the city. At… more »
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Niagara businesses back dual-duty plan
St. Catharines wants to move to a double-direct governance model. The city currently has 19 elected municipal and regional politicians… more »
‘Personnel issue’ drives Cukier departure
When Brock University’s board of trustees sought community input about qualities in a new president, Niagara’s regional chair was blunt…. more »
Biz crowd flying high over air service
Bookings have begun rolling in for upcoming flights connecting Niagara and Toronto — and it comes as no surprise to… more »
Study shows dark side in St. Catharines price rise
Swelling house prices have been a bonanza for Niagara homeowners. In recent months, home values — which have lagged behind… more »
Port Dalhousie condo development plan unveiled
A long-stalled Port Dalhousie development is back in the game, with a proposed shorter tower and terraced new look. On… more »
GO news is good news
Niagara is on board with GO. While the timeline to bring year-round weekday rail service to the region raised some… more »
Taking stock of the Brexit vote
Take a deep breath, pull it together. Europe — indeed the world — has changed with a UK vote to… more »
Awards give tribute to community leaders
A lawyer and community leader was officially handed one of the top honours bestowed by Niagara’s regional chamber. On Thursday,… more »