RECIPE: Perfect for a Cozy Valentine's Evening
Imagine sitting in front of a fire with the love of your life, your favourite bevy, fruit, veggies and Niagara Gold Fondue on Valentine's Day.
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Honda Generator Recalled
This recall involves the Honda Portable Generator, Model EG2800i.
Evenflo Victory Jogging/Jogger Stroller
Health Canada’s sampling and evaluation program has determined that these strollers do not meet the Carriages and Strollers Regulations in Canada. Specifically, the stroller lap belt may detach resulting in a fall hazard.
Prevent Frozen Water Lines
Residents who experience frozen water lines are asked to call contact Citizens First at 905.688.5600 or email citizensfirst@stcatharines.ca.
Welland offers $100 incentives for residents to purchase a Flowie water sensor
City Council approved a partnership with Alert Labs to assist Welland residents with the purchase of real-time water sensors.
Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week runs from Nov. 1-7
“In Ontario, more than 65 per cent of injuries and deaths from carbon monoxide happen at home,” said McCormick, adding on average firefighters respond to at least one carbon monoxide call a week.
An Apple A Day...
With fresh, crisp apples ready to be picked at many farms across the province, it's a great time to get out with family and friends and support your local farmers.
Quick Look at the Niagara, Ontario Real Estate Market
When it comes to the real estate market in a particular location, there are a lot of things that can affect how that market performs. Whether it succeeds or fails in the sense of strong prices and plenty of inventory and options will depend on a number of factors.
Free Compost for Waste Reduction Week October 16 – 21, 2017
October 16 to October 21 (while quantities last), residents of Niagara region can collect up to 3 bags of compost per household during regular business hours. Each bag of compost is 20 litres in size.
Get a FREE Tree St. Catharines
“We heard loud and clear from residents that they value the benefits of having trees on their property,” said Ilyse Norton, development horticultural technician. “This is a way for us to make it a little easier for residents to plant new trees.”
