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Niagara Health is undertaking a transformative upgrade to its CT scanner fleet, bringing the most advanced diagnostic imaging equipment currently available in Canada to our hospital sites. These state-of-the-art CT scanners will be installed at the Marotta Family, Niagara Falls and Welland hospitals starting this month.
From coast to coast, a panel of 160 judges ranks the top places to eat and drink in the 2025 Canada's 100 Best Restaurants List, and one of St. Catharines' very own has secured a spot!
Chefs with distinguished resumés have set up in St. Catharines, drawn by the city’s up-and-coming energy.
An Ontario boating company is one step closer to launching a ferry that will take passengers from Toronto’s waterfront to central Niagara in just 30 minutes. Hoverlink Ontario has officially secured its Toronto docking site, marking a major milestone for travellers and commuters along this route.
In celebration of its third anniversary, Mango Media is launching a community initiative to support local small businesses by giving away three free websites to Niagara-based businesses that currently have no online presence. The goal: to help more local entrepreneurs get found on Google and grow their business.
"Knowing the vast impact of carbon on air quality and the climate crisis, it’s been a very important focus for us," says Geordie Walker, president and CEO of Walker Industries. "We aim to create positive long-term impacts on our people, communities and the environment.”
“We’re a people business, so talent was at the heart of the decision,” said Jeffrey Russell, president of Accenture in Canada. “The quality of life and the quality of talent is a nice coexistence.
Niagara’s population is projected to rise by 40 per cent over the next two decades, thanks in part to its affordable real estate, excellent school systems, vibrant arts community and an alluring urban-rural mix that provides big-city amenities with small-town charm.
St. Catharines, the largest city in the Niagara region of Ontario, though only the 16th largest city in the province, occupies an unusual space—literally, its geography is a bit odd. It cleaves the wine country of the Niagara Peninsula in two, separating the lake region of the east with the steeper slopes of the bench region of the west. It’s a longtime industrial city, home to a General Motors propulsion plant, that’s been plopped down in the middle of thousands of bucolic acres of grapevin...
Located on the edge of the Niagara peninsula, the Garden City is relatively small and yet offers plenty of amenities. And while they’re higher than in some centres, real estate prices in St. Catharines could allow someone who sells a house in Toronto to either upsize or bank a healthy sum. In October of 2018, the average selling price for a detached home in the GTA was $914,179, versus a 2018 average of $414,293 in St. Catharines.
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