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Coming up at City Council: June 23, 2025 meeting

St. Catharines City Council meets next on Monday, June 23, at 6 p.m., at City Hall in the Council Chambers (third floor). Residents can watch in person, or online via the City’s YouTube page.

On the Consent Agenda

There are several items that are on the consent agenda, a procedural tool that allows multiple agenda items to be passed with a single motion if Council is in agreement with the recommendation on the agenda. City Councillors can request an item be moved to the discussion agenda...

City receives $2.5 million through second round of Province’s Building Faster Fund

Funding recognizes progress in meeting housing targets

The Province of Ontario has recognized the City of St. Catharines for its progress in meeting provincial housing targets. 

Premier Doug Ford and Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Rob Flack were welcomed to St. Catharines today to announce the second round of funding through the province’s Building Faster Fund. St. Catharines received $2.5 million for its work helping support getting shovels in the ground for new housing construction....

Nominate a garden for the St. Catharines Trillium Awards

Has a certain garden in the neighbourhood caught your eye? Help us give credit where credit is due: nominate beautiful gardens in St. Catharines for the City Trillium Awards.

Nominations for the annual Trillium Awards open Wednesday, June 11. Residents are encouraged to nominate their own, or someone else’s, bloomin’ beautiful front-yard properties until Friday, June 27. Entry is free.

All St. Catharines properties, including residential, commercial and industrial properties, are eligible for...

New Merritton splash pad opens at Secord Woods Park

A new, accessible and inclusive splash pad has opened up in Merritton just in time for summer.

Mayor Mat Siscoe was joined by members of City Council, City staff and the Recreation Master Plan Advisory Committee to “officially” turn on the water on at the new Secord Woods Park Splash Pad Tuesday, June 10.

Located at 120 Woodrow St., next to Applewood Public School, the splash pad was developed following extensive public engagement. In addition to the array of water sprayers, the project includes...