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'They need a deal': Niagara MP takes helm of all-party border caucus amid tariff crisis (opens the original)
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Fred Davies, the Conservative MP for Niagara South, will take the helm of the House of Commons All-Party Border Caucus when Parliament resumes this fall. The caucus brings together MPs across party lines to tackle pressing Canada-U. S. border issues. Davies’Â first meeting as chair is scheduled for Oct. 20. âThis caucus has been around for a while,” said Davies. âIt really is a collection of ridings from across the country that border on the U.S. We share a number of common interests and iss
'It's advertising for incumbents': Niagara Falls candidate blasts city hall advance poll (opens the original)
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A Niagara Falls candidate for city council is crying foul over the municipality’s decision to use city hall as an advance voting location. Frank De Luca said the setup favours incumbents and could discourage voters from casting early ballots. He visited the advance poll at 4310 Queen St. on its opening day Monday and came away with a list of complaints about the size of the space, availability of parking, hours of operation and city messaging displayed on screens near the voting area. âIt is l
A Niagara construction dynasty just wrote a $1-million cheque to help local startups grow (opens the original)
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A business incubator for entrepreneurs and startups in Niagara is getting a new name â and a major financial boost. Niagara Falls Innovation Hub announced last week it has received a $1-million sponsorship from the Rankin family, the St. Catharines dynasty behind Rankin Construction Inc. In recognition of the gift, the downtown centre will now be known as Niagara Falls Rankin Innovation Hub. The announcement came during Demo Day: An Innovation Festival, held Sept. 22 on Zimmerman Avenue â th
Superhero Run flies to Niagara Falls for the first time (opens the original)
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Niagara Children’s Centre is taking its annual Superhero Run to new ground this fall. For the first time in the event’s 12-year history, the superhero-themed fundraiser is leaving St. Catharines, with more than 400 participants expected to descend on Heartland Forest in Niagara Falls on Saturday, Oct. 3. It will also mark the first time Heartland Forest has closed its trails to the public for a private event. âWe are really appreciative, and honoured that they’re choosing to do that for our ev
A Thorold family's fight for Niagara's children: The Superhero Run story (opens the original)
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When Phebe Ebert was diagnosed with Sotos syndrome at six months old, her parents didn’t know what the road ahead would look like. For Page Olsen and her husband, Scott Ebert, the news arrived like a kind of loss. Olsen described the emotional weight of the diagnosis to the Niagara Falls Review. âThe best way my husband and I could describe it â it was like a death,â said Olsen. âThe death of a child without a disability and the birth of a child with a disability. Essentially, your child
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