Niagara Region developing permanent homeless shelters to replace seasonal facilities
Province makes $9.6-million correction to funding
Source: stcatharinesstandard.ca
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Region committee wants 'net zero' for greenhouse gas emissions
Climate change policy set Thursday will have an impact over the coming decades. “The fact that previous generations of politicians said the right things and did nothing means that reducing emissions costs more and does more damage,” representative of a citizen-led group says.
Source: stcatharinesstandard.ca
Region invites Oosterhoff for discussion of controversial Bill 23
The More Homes Built Faster act aims to have 1.5 million homes built before 2032 by eliminating red tape in Ontario’s land use planning system. Critics say the legislation will increase urban sprawl and remove critical environmental protections.
Source: stcatharinesstandard.ca
Region invites Oosterhoff to discuss Bill 23 | NiagaraFallsReview.ca
The More Homes Built Faster act aims to have 1.5 million homes built before 2032 by eliminating red tape in Ontario’s land use planning system. Critics say the legislation will increase urban sprawl and remove critical environmental protections.
Source: niagarafallsreview.ca
This St. Catharines woman says her entire family got COVID-19 from school
A St. Catharines woman said her family is still reeling after they got infected with COVID-19 in the first week of school.
Source: cbc.ca