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The City is looking to the public for input on how it will manage its gardens, floral displays and other horticultural assets in the years to come.

After consultation with stakeholder groups and the public City staff have prepared a draft Horticulture Management Plan for presentation to City Council. The plan’s primary goal is to outline directions for improvement and evolution of horticultural assets while ensuring they are maintained in a way that is both financially sustainable and environmentally...

Update: Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022                                       

Please be advised that due to weather related delays, the ongoing City watermain replacement project, which was originally expected to be completed on Sunday, Feb. 20, will now be continuing until Tuesday, Feb. 22.  The section of Lakeshore Road over the Welland Canal currently has one lane open and temporary traffic signals...

The City of St. Catharines continues to ensure residents can rely on safe, affordable drinking water, balancing investments in infrastructure and a focus on affordability.

On Monday, Council approved 2022 rates for water-wastewater services. The new rates, representing a $53.24 increase over the year for the average ratepayer, come as the Niagara Region resumes a 5.15 per cent increase to its water-wastewater budget, resulting in increased costs charged to the City for both the purchase of water...