Bill Sawchuk is a reporter at the St. Catharines Standard. He covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and homelessness, while also delving into themes related to transportation, mobility, and regional interests. Bill's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Waterloo Region Record, Toronto Star, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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By: Bill Sawchuk
Regional councillors get clarification from staff on challenging automated enforcement tickets in court.
By: Bill Sawchuk
After deferring the decision the first time, regional council gets on board and approves a net special levy of more than $60 million in 2025.
By: Bill Sawchuk
Jury asks the ministry to study the feasibility of providing nasal naloxone to inmates, remote electronic devices capable of alerting staff if someone is in medical distress and implementing 24-hour nursing services.
By: Bill Sawchuk
After deferring the decision the first time, regional council gets on board and approves a net special levy of more than $60 million in 2025.
By: Bill Sawchuk
With more than 40 per cent water and wastewater plants are in poor to very poor condition, the upper-tier portion of your water bill will jump 12.27 percent in 2025.
By: Bill Sawchuk
“It’s a tough call, and it does come down to affordability and safety,” Niagara Falls Coun. Joyce Morocco said. “To me, it’s about safety, because what’s the cost if we’re not safe?”
By: Bill Sawchuk
Gross expenditures of $24.7 million are offset by $20.2 million in revenue with a service model focused on efficient property management.
A wave of bus shelter vandalism linked to an online trend has riders tiptoeing over broken glass in St. Catharines, Niagara Falls and Welland.
By: Bill Sawchuk
The Niagara Regional Police budget for 2025 is in keeping with Niagara Region’s declaration that intimate partner violence in Niagara is reaching epidemic proportions, says Chief Bill Fordy.
By: Bill Sawchuk
Taxpayers won’t notice much of a difference either way. The reduction would only shave 0.0025 per cent off the Region’s total levy.
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