
Posted on Wednesday, December 14, 2022 10:08 AM
City continues to invest in priorities, while balancing taxpayer affordability
St. Catharines City Council has approved a 2023 capital budget that balances the needs of asset sustainability and addressing ongoing fiscal impacts resulting from COVID-19, while also being mindful of taxpayer affordability.
The $71.9-million capital budget, approved by Council on Monday night, includes $16.8 million to support buildings and facilities across the City, including accessibility improvements; more than...
Posted on Friday, December 09, 2022 10:21 AM
Barriers have temporarily been installed at the entrance to the east and west Port Dalhousie piers for the winter, in order to alert visitors that no winter maintenance takes place on the surface of the piers.
Conditions on the piers can become extremely slippery and hazardous – particularly in freezing temperatures - due to ice, snow, high winds and waves. No de-icing agents can be used for environmental reasons.
Visitors will be using the piers at their own risk and are urged to exercise caution.
Posted on Tuesday, December 06, 2022 11:02 AM
Today the City of St. Catharines launches filmSTC to support the creative economy and promote the city as a destination for film, TV, and streaming industries.
The launch of the filmSTC campaign through a dedicated website, filmSTC.ca, comes as St. Catharines gains interest as a choice filming location. According to Ontario Creates, the film and TV industry contributed a record-breaking $2.88 billion to the province’s economy in 2021, creating 48,135 high-value full-time equivalent direct and...
Posted on Wednesday, November 30, 2022 07:43 PM
Due to construction, portions of the sidewalk on Carlisle Street and Garden Park are closed. Please plan to use an alternative route, as signed and only utilize open sidewalks and designated crosswalks.
Posted on Wednesday, November 30, 2022 11:51 AM
The recipients of the 2022 Arts Awards were celebrated at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre last night.
There were 20 nominees for awards in five categories: Making a Difference, Arts in Education, Emerging Artist, Established Artist, and a Jury’s Pick award. One special resident was also recognized with the Patron of the Arts award.
“Thank you to all the 2022 nominees for enriching our community with your talent and experiences,” says Mayor Mat Siscoe. “The Arts Awards is a chance for us...