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- Sep 30, 2026
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Niagara letters Sept. 30: Go to one city in Niagara (opens the original)
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Re: Niagaraâs election is a month away: got a question?, Sept. 26 I spent 25 years serving Town of Lincoln as a councillor. Your comments mention that most expenditures, as a percentage of property tax bills, are payable to the Regional Municipality of Niagara. Policing, waste management, transit, public health, social services, ambulance services and education are all regionwide. Would it not seem sensible and a progressive move to collapse the outdated system of two levels of governance and
Niagara letters: Watching democracy in action now comes with a fee? (opens the original)
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Re: Mayoral candidates to talk business in St. Catharines, Sept. 22 Why do St. Catharines taxpayers have to pay $18 to listen to mayoral candidates debate? The newspaper’s headline online states: âMayoral candidates to talk business in St. Catharines.â The subhead says âA forum is being held on Sept. 29 by networking community Collab Culture Niagara ahead of the Oct. 26 municipal election.â And the story concludes by saying âTickets are $18 per person through Eventbrite and include lig
Distracted pedestrians becoming an ever greater road hazard in Niagara (opens the original)
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Re: First day of school brings 33 speeding tickets, Sept. 9 While leaving our street recently, we had a very scary close call. I came to a full halt at the stop sign as usual. I looked left, right then left again. Feeling confident there was no other traffic or pedestrians, I proceeded to make my right-hand turn. I had to slam my brakes as a runner came out of nowhere on the sidewalk and proceeded to run right in front of my moving car. She didnât look, let alone pause, even though there was n
Niagara letters Sept. 17: Sovereignty is also a concern with the European Union (opens the original)
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Re: European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen wants Canada to be the first associate member, Sept. 16 What is Prime Minister Mark Carney trying to do by cosying up to the EU? Any trade gained from the EU would be a drop in the bucket compared to trade lost from the U.S. Has he already forgotten when he was the governor of the Bank of England, Great Britain exited the EU primarily because of concerns about loss of sovereignty? There were other reasons to be sure, but minutiae like dictating how
Niagara letters: Old hospital arch preservation excites reader (opens the original)
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Re:Â Historic St. Catharines hospital archway rising again at new site, Sept. 12 I am beside myself with excitement to see the St. Catharines General Hospital arch finally being rebuilt after slow progress for years. The arch stood alone in debris of the demolished hospital, and I featured pictures of how it looked on the front cover of Merritton Matters, hoping people wouldnât forget. A painting of it even hangs on my living room wall. My mother was born in St. Catharines in 1927 and still ha
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