Matthew P. Barker is a local journalist based in Niagara Falls, Ontario. With a focus on community news and events, Matthew has written for various publications including the Niagara Falls Review, The Welland Tribune, and the St. Catharines Standard Group Inc. His articles cover a wide range of topics including local politics, human interest stories, community events, and sports.
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Additional dwelling units focus of bylaw amendment in St. Catharines
By: Matthew P. Barker
The Niagara Indoor Pickleball Association is looking to operate the closed James Whyte Arena after the City of Thorold closed it for repairs a couple of years ago
By: Matthew P. Barker
The Niagara Indoor Pickleball Association is looking to operate the closed James Whyte Arena after the City of Thorold closed it for repairs a couple of years ago
By: Matthew P. Barker
The Niagara Indoor Pickleball Association is looking to operate the closed James Whyte Arena after the City of Thorold closed it for repairs a couple of years ago
By: Matthew P. Barker
Thorold councillors voiced concerns over the potential expansion of a battery recycling plant looking to add a lithium-ion battery expansion.
By: Matthew P. Barker
As traffic increases at the intersection of Sullivan and Pine streets, city council looks to solutions including traffic lights, speed humps and full-time crossing guards as solutions.
By: Matthew P. Barker
Progress is being made in the first steps of a Thorold affordable housing project which will have 60 units for older adults looking for permanent affordable solutions in the city.
By: Matthew P. Barker
Thorold councillors voiced concerns over the potential expansion of a battery recycling plant looking to add a lithium-ion battery expansion.
Feed Ontario says the agencies it represents are at a breaking point By Matthew P. Barker Standard Reporter Article was updated
By: Matthew P. Barker
Feed Ontario says the agencies it represents are at a breaking point By Matthew P. Barker Standard Reporter Article was updated
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