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As Snowmelt Approaches, NPCA Strengthens Flood Readiness and Calls on Residents to Stay Informed

As temperatures begin to rise and snow starts to melt, the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) is reminding residents that spring thaw can increase the risk of localized flooding—particularly in low-lying areas and along rivers, streams, and shorelines.

Following significant snowfall across the watershed, NPCA is taking proactive steps to monitor conditions and advise on flood risk as weather patterns fluctuate in the coming weeks. Rapid snowmelt, combined with rainfall and frozen...

Applications now open for Community Grants in West Lincoln

Applications are now open for the Township of West Lincoln’s annual Community Grants. Local non-profit organizations and community groups are encouraged to apply.

Funding is limited and contingent on budget approval from Council, so there is no guarantee that an application will be approved or that the full amount requested will be granted. Organizations who have received funding in previous years need to re-apply for the grant each year. Applications are due by April 10, 2026.

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Statement from Mayor Ganann regarding governance discussions in Niagara

Currently, there are many more questions than answers regarding potential change to municipal governance in Niagara.

I am very disappointed in the way that this matter was brought forward for discussion this past week. Starting with the letter from Regional Chair Bob Gale to Niagara Mayors, dated February 5 but not emailed until noon on February 19, together with a letter sent to Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Rob Flack that same day was not, in my mind, an appropriate way to start a...