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Niagara's election is a month away. Does anyone have questions? (opens the original)
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Angus Scott is a St. Catharines-based journalist and editor-in-chief of the St. Catharines Standard, Niagara Falls Review and the Welland Tribune. Voting day in Niagara’s municipal elections is a month away but public interest seems muted. Traditionally, in an upside-down way, municipal elections garner the lowest voter turnout of Canada’s democratic events. I say upside down since municipal offices are generally described as being closest to the people, the level of government that most affect
Trump awakens Niagara's funny bone and helps make MapQuest great again (opens the original)
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Angus Scott is a St. Catharines-based journalist and editor-in-chief of the St. Catharines Standard, Niagara Falls Review and the Welland Tribune. Niagara’s residents are bone-shakingly funny. It’s easy to dismiss mockery of U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration as immature or distracting. But the reaction to the unbecoming, infantile attacks on our sovereignty and economy, while often amusing and entertaining, is also a useful barometer on the anger the administration south of the
The chosen one: No democracy in the Niagara chair selection process (opens the original)
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Angus Scott is a St. Catharines-based journalist and editor-in-chief of the St. Catharines Standard, Niagara Falls Review and the Welland Tribune. Candidates lists for Niagara’s municipal elections are set and voters in some areas face tough decisions. The nomination deadline of Aug. 21 ended with some final jockeying as candidates dropped out or moved into other races. Among those was Niagara Falls mayoral hopeful Lori Lococo who decided to go for the top job against four-time mayor Jim Diodati
Niagara storms a message from Mother Nature? (opens the original)
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Angus Scott is a St. Catharines-based journalist and editor-in-chief of the St. Catharines Standard, Niagara Falls Review and the Welland Tribune. We’ve either been choking on smoke from northern Ontario wildfires or cleaning up sewage in the basement following devastating storms. If there’s any consolation, we are not alone. Much of the world is on fire this summer of 2026. An early summer European heat wave resulted in more than 10,000 excess deaths in June, data from the European mortality mo
If you were a Niagara mayor, what would you do? (opens the original)
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Angus Scott is a St. Catharines-based journalist and editor-in-chief of the St. Catharines Standard, Niagara Falls Review and the Welland Tribune. Being a mayor in Niagara is not an easy job and never has been. Niagara’s 12 mayors have to be many things â cheerleaders for their municipalities, overseers of often unruly councils, developers and implementers of community visions and advocates willing to stand up when necessary to federal and provincial governments. They sit on two municipal cou
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