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By: Karena Walter
Union members with the Professional Engineers Government of Ontario say it will be two years this Dec. 31 they are without a contract
By: Karena Walter
The west St. Catharines winery now trucks in water and said having a private water line will be better for the environment, safety and its business.
By: Karena Walter
The St. Catharines fire department has taken it upon itself to find out what’s actually being stored in manufacturing buildings across the city.
By: Karena Walter
Chris Bittle and Vance Badawey await a new leader to present a vision to Canadians after Monday’s announcement.
By: Karena Walter
The death of councillor Carlos Garcia last month has meant changes to the TownHallSTC schedule.
By: Karena Walter
The St. Catharines doughnut shop that secretly got people eating vegan glazed delights found a recipe for success
By: Karena Walter
City council gives affordable housing units an exemption from zoning bylaws that require parking spaces in hopes of encouraging more private sector builds.
By: Karena Walter
Fatima Quintero Johnson opened Origen Bistro Bakery at 21 Ontario St. in St. Catharines last October.
By: Karena Walter
A former scrapyard in St. Catharines that’s been targeted for residential development for the past 18 years has a new proposal. The city has received an application for 583 Welland Ave. that calls for two eight-storey apartment buildings with a total of 360 units.
By: Karena Walter
Ssonix Products was receiving and processing waste at the Port Weller East facility until tragedy struck in January 2023.
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