Karena Walter is a reporter at The St. Catharines Standard, primarily covering City Hall and a variety of topics related to real estate development, the housing market, and regional interests. With a keen focus on construction and real estate, as well as cultural and societal themes, she brings a comprehensive perspective to her reporting. Karena's work has been featured in several notable publications, including The Hamilton Spectator, Toronto Star, and Niagara this Week.
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Karena's coverage predominantly revolves around local government and politics, real estate, housing, community safety, and business in St. Catharines. She appears to cover a wide range of topics relevant to the city's residents.
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By: Karena Walter
In a letter to the Niagara Parks commission, obtained by Niagara Dailies, HOCO Ltd.’s president writes the approach can achieve the spirit of a “world-leading” observation attraction, without government capital and future taxpayer dollars and “without placing a massive new structure directly within Niagara Parks.”
By: Karena Walter
The city has expressions of interest out now for a piece to be installed at the five corners downtown where Indigenous trails intersected.
By: Karena Walter
Niagara Region’s lease on the temporary Riordon shelter site is coming up at the end of December.
By: Karena Walter
City council unanimously backs request for greater community engagement and accountability, community safety and security and on-site services at regional homeless shelters
By: Karena Walter
City council is adding a bylaw enforcement officer to specifically deal with issues downtown and is tightening up its rules for vacant buildings.
By: Karena Walter
St. Catharines council endorses From the Ground campaign to support affordable housing through public land use.
By: Karena Walter
Council put off voting on the controversial development proposal until its developer tries to smooth things over with residents first
By: Karena Walter
Tom Rankin toured the vacant building near Fairview Mall to check out how much damage time and vandalism has done to the facility for an upcoming report to St. Catharines council.
By: Karena Walter
The city re-upped its contract with the agency without a request for proposals after learning no one else could do the job.
By: Karena Walter
The numbered company that owns 282-285 Ontario St. wants a judge to set aside property standards orders or provide a year to meet compliance.
