Environment Canada Weather Alerts
For up-to-date weather alerts, visit Environment Canada.
City Facilities Open to the Public
The following facilities are available to the public during normal business hours to warm up or cool off during an extreme temperature event:
Facilities
- St. Catharines Kiwanis Aquatics Centre (425 Carlton Street)
- The St. Catharines Museum (1932 Welland Canals Parkway)
- Seymour-Hannah Sports and Entertainment Centre (240 St Paul Street West)
- St. Catharines Public Library Branches
- Central Library - 54 Church Street
- Dr. Huq Family Library Branch - 425 Carlton Street
- Merritt Branch - 149 Hartzel Road Port
- Dalhousie Branch - 23 Brock Street
Visit the St. Catharines Public Library website for operating hours.
Watch the City's social media channels for more information, tips and updates during extreme weather. For example, hours of splash pads and pools are extended during extreme heat events (if they are open for the season).
Niagara Region Extreme Weather Resources
See how Niagara Region prepares during extreme temperatures, and what you can do to protect yourself during extreme cold weather, or during extreme heat, along with some of the ways it supports people experiencing unsheltered homelessness.
Support Agencies
Emergency shelter, housing and support services are provided through Niagara's Assertive Street Outreach program (NASO).
NASO has the ability and resources to provide individuals with shelter and services across the Region.
Connect with NASO or view a list of additional local support agencies.
Housing-Focused Emergency Shelters
Find information about Housing-Focused Emergency Shelters in Niagara.
Additional Resources
For additional resources available in Niagara, call 211.
See further information and resources on housing and homelessness.