Niagara Week News Today

Niagara Region officials didn’t leave Queen’s Park with any firm commitments, but with a sense that the provincial government fully understands the needs of the peninsula – and how Ontario can help fulfill those needs, says Chair Jim Bradley

Regional councillors have been known to quip over the years that the upper-tier levels of government think the world ends at the Burlington Skyway. The Regions government relations advocacy is an ongoing effort to dispel that myth at Queens Park and Parliament Hill and secure support for Niagara initiatives.

Regional councillors have been known to quip over the years that the upper-tier levels of government think the world ends at the Burlington Skyway. The Regions government relations advocacy is an ongoing effort to dispel that myth at Queens Park and Parliament Hill and secure support for Niagara initiatives.

This year’s Niagara Week is branded “Growing Better, Together” with the goal of enlisting provincial help in response to Niagara’s growing population, expected to reach almost 700,000 people by 2051.

This year’s Niagara Week is branded “Growing Better, Together” with the goal of enlisting provincial help in response to Niagara’s growing population, expected to reach almost 700,000 people by 2051.

This year’s Niagara Week is branded “Growing Better, Together” with the goal of enlisting provincial help in response to Niagara’s growing population, expected to reach almost 700,000 people by 2051.

Offices of attainable housing and shared services to be created this year

Offices of attainable housing and shared services to be created this year