Ray Spiteri

There could be advantages to starting Niagara Falls city council meetings just after politicians eat their lunch.

If you want a reprieve from the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season, a Niagara Falls church has an event for you, as Queensway Free Methodist Church will host its live outdoor nativity Sunday, Dec. 22.

Coun. Ruth-Ann Nieuwesteeg is expected to call for a redesign of Niagara Falls’ arts and culture hub and museum parking lot to maximize the number of available spaces.

Taking showers and flushing the toilet will be about $8.40 more expensive per month for the average water user and homeowner in Niagara Falls in 2025.

Niagara Falls city council is prepared to pay more money to family physicians to get them to open a city practice, but it hopes the days of competing with its municipal counterparts across the region are coming to an end and a better plan can be created by upper levels of government to connect residents with family doctors.

Slight modifications have been made to Niagara Falls city council meetings in the hopes of creating a better process for delegates and possibly shortening the sessions.

An unconnected phone intended to help people reach out to lost loved ones will be installed along the Olympic Torch Run Legacy Trail.

Lockdowns, deaths, robberies — neighbours told Niagara Falls city council Tuesday they’ve had it all since a former motel on Buchanan Avenue was retrofitted to support people experiencing chronic homelessness.

As Niagara Falls Public Library prepares to pitch its 2025 budget to city council, a study shows residents receive a significant return on their investment in library services.

Three Brock University professors will discuss what Donald’s Trump’s second term as U.S. president could mean for his home country, Canada and the world during a forum next month.