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new name proposed for Niagara's Garden City Skyway (opens the original)
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Jim Bradley had a large presence in St. Catharines for five decades. To honour his legacy, city council wants to rename the biggest structure in the Garden City. Following a unanimous vote this week, councillors are requesting the province rename Garden City Skyway to âJames J. Bradley Garden City Skywayâ once twinning construction is completed. Grantham Coun. Bill Phillips said the idea is to preserve the original name while recognizing Jim Bradleyâs âextraordinary record of serviceâ
St. Catharines approves Neil Peart Lakeside Park memorial plan after $1M raised (opens the original)
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A memorial to Rush drummer Neil Peart is now moving full speed ahead with St. Catharines city council supporting an implementation plan this week. Councilâs approval of the Neil Peart Commemorative Task Forceâs plan means the artist chosen in 2022 to construct the memorial can finally begin work. The project, including its design, installation and maintenance, is being entirely funded by donations, with the lionâs share from Peart’s bandmates. Last week, the city announced its $1-milli
A flooded basement is blocking St. Catharines from deciding whether to buy the old YMCA — so council is footing the bill (opens the original)
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St. Catharines is offering to pay to pump water out of the former YMCA buildingâs basement so it can get in and assess the condition for a potential purchase. Councillors voted 9-4 this week to foot the bill for up to $17,110 plus HST to remove the water and request property owner Atria Developments to engage with one of two vendors the city received quotes from for the work. The amount is based on a quote council obtained from Rankin Construction, after it received an estimate of $120,000 fr
Fallen firefighters get memorial in St. Catharines (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. Ryan Madill and his fellow firefighters donât want empty spaces on the new St. Catharines fallen firefighters memorial to be filled. Unveiled at a ceremony on Tuesday, the memorial features a black granite wall with the names of 32 local firefighters who died in the line of duty or from work-related illnesses. âNobody would be happier than us if we never added another name,â said Mad
7,000 books moved by chain of volunteers (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. Thistle Bookshop may be âwee,â as its owners like to say, but its circle of friends willing to lend a helping hand is big. More than 150 volunteers formed a book chain on Sunday to move 7,000 titles from the Port Dalhousie shopâs tiny space on Lakeport Road to a larger spot around the corner. One by one, the books were plucked from their shelves and passed from hand to hand and out t
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