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- Sep 25, 2026
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Niagara's water system is broken, say some politicians. Here's the plan to fix it (opens the original)
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As their term nears its end, regional councillors are giving their successors a head start on anticipated changes to how Niagara Region governs and delivers water and wastewater services. Council adopted St. Catharines Mayor Mat Siscoe’s amendment at Thursdayâs meeting, directing regional staff to begin a âStage 1 options analysisâ of how the Region could change how it governs and delivers water and wastewater services in Niagara. Among the options is establishing an armâs-length municip
Niagara's water system is broken, say some politicians. Here's the plan to fix it (opens the original)
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As their term nears its end, regional councillors are giving their successors a head start on anticipated changes to how Niagara Region governs and delivers water and wastewater services. Council adopted St. Catharines Mayor Mat Siscoe’s amendment at Thursdayâs meeting, directing regional staff to begin a âStage 1 options analysisâ of how the Region could change how it governs and delivers water and wastewater services in Niagara. Among the options is establishing an armâs-length municip
Niagara's water system is broken, say some politicians. Here's the plan to fix it (opens the original)
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As their term nears its end, regional councillors are giving their successors a head start on anticipated changes to how Niagara Region governs and delivers water and wastewater services. Council adopted St. Catharines Mayor Mat Siscoe’s amendment at Thursdayâs meeting, directing regional staff to begin a âStage 1 options analysisâ of how the Region could change how it governs and delivers water and wastewater services in Niagara. Among the options is establishing an armâs-length municip
Crown might seek dangerous offender designation for man who sexually assaulted Welland toddler (opens the original)
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Warning: This story includes detailed testimony and descriptions related to the sexual assault of a child that readers may find distressing. The Crown told the judge during a sentencing hearing he is âcontemplatingâ seeking dangerous offender status for Daniel Senecal, who was convicted earlier this year of a vicious sexual assault of a three-year-old Welland girl in August 2025. Niagaraâs lead Crown attorney, Michal Sokolski, told Judge David Andrew Thomas he needed to do âsome backgrou
Niagara's water pipes are failing. CUPE says fix them — don't hand them over (opens the original)
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Facing a $2.8-billion infrastructure deficit, Niagara is under increasing pressure to find new ways to pay for critical projects. But before the region restructures how it delivers water and wastewater services, CUPE says residents deserve a much broader debate about who will control the system, and who will ultimately pay the bill. Krista Laing, chair of CUPE Ontarioâs Municipal Workers Committee, said the answer is straightforward: fund the infrastructure â changing the model wonât solve
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