Matthew P. Barker

The Niagara Children’s Centre raised more than $150,000 during its 10th annual Superhero run to help families whose children need costly therapies to live comfortably.

Niagara Children's Centre raised more than $150,000 during its 10th annual Superhero Run to support families whose children need costly therapies.

The modern 1,485-square-metre facility, was built within its $11-million budget and completed on time.

A report on green city initiatives is expected is by councillors for when it comes time to set the municipality's 2025 budget.

Lower borrowing rates are expected to continue through next year.

In its third year, the Knights of Columbus event helped raise over $2,000 to support Hospice Niagara and Thorold Community Activities Group.

The addition to the Glenridge Quarry Naturalization Site is “an old-school disconnected phone in a wooden box that visitors can speak into and share messages with loved ones who have passed on.”

A bylaw enforcement officer and a fire prevention officer would be wholly funded through Thorold’s rental licensing program revenues.

A St. Catharines woman recounts her experience during a fire that caused $500,000 worth of damage to apartments and a convenience store.

“Are we going to have enough (food)? And we must look at who are our donors and are donors having problems donating?” says Community Care of St. Catharines and Thorold CEO Betty-Lou Souter.