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Niagara on List for Best Places for Businesses
The region joins 19 other Canadian municipalities on the list compiled by Site Selection magazine, a planning and economic development publication based in Atlanta, Georgia.
Communities thrive when you support local businesses
To make your community a vibrant one, consider spending your dollars locally. Here are three reasons why it pays to support small businesses where you live.
Flower pot program blooming for local businesses in St Catharines
Businesses can rent professionally designed and planted 27-inch pots filled with plants perfect to set out in front of stores, offices and other businesses.
The ScaleUP Advisory Fund
The deadline for the second round of applications is May 19, 2017 and funding for the program is limited.
Creating the Jobs of Tomorrow, Today
Ontario is building on investments in transformative technologies that will help businesses continue to grow, create good jobs, and attract investment and top talent from around the globe.
St. Catharines Seeking Vendors for 2017 Seniors Day
Do you offer travel, fitness, home safety or other programs and services geared to older adults and their families? This may be the vendor event you’ve been looking for.
New Hearth and Barbecue Store Opens on Hwy 20
Today was the Grand Opening of their new Hearth and Barbecue store adjacent to the Enviro-Niagara Heating and Air Conditioning and the Filter Depot on Hwy 20.
CIP Program Contributed to Over $1.75M in Private Investments
If you have a business in the Bridgeburg, Ridgeway or Stevensville Downtown Core Area, you could be eligible for the CIP program.
CITY OF WELLAND FEATURED IN MUNICIPAL WORLD PUBLICATION
“The Economic Shift” is a description of Welland’s economic history and the emergence of arts and culture left in the wake of Canada’s declining industrial revolution.
