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Home / News & Updates / News releases / Link to PMO News Releases! Town News and Media! Aug 7, 2026 Provincial Disaster Assistance Programs View Details Aug 3, 2026 Community Update: Flooding Recovery Efforts ContinueCommunity Update: Flooding Recovery Efforts Continue View Details Aug 6, 2026 Statement from the CAO - Emergency Declaration Decision View Details Aug 5, 2026 Niagara-on-the-Lake Establishes Temporary Flood Waste Transfer Station View Details Aug 4, 2026 Town Provides Update on Flooding Near King Street View Details Home / News & Updates / News releases / Link to PMO News Releases! Town News and Media! July 27, 2026 Niagara-on-the-Lake Launching New Customer Service Platform View Details July 24, 2026 Niagara-on-the-Lake Hosts 2026 Sports Wall of Fame CeremonyNiagara-on-the-Lake Hosts 2026 Sports Wall of Fame Ceremony View Details July 22, 2026 Niagara-on-the-Lake Launches Public Engagement Period for Transportation Master Plan Update View Details July 20, 2026 Niagara District Airport Receives Nearly $10 Million from Government of Ontario to Advance Redevelopment Project View Details Niagara Region News Releases Niagara Region Public Notices June 30, 2026 Niagara Region Public Health reminds community to take precautions during extreme heat View Details June 25, 2026 145 Dogs and cats vaccinated at free rabies clinic in Welland View Details June 16, 2026 Niagara Region's Pawsitivity Program wins Community Connections Award View Details June 29, 2026 Niagara Region wins gold at national public relations awards View Details June 24, 2026 Waste Management Services receives top provincial award for Halloween-themed community special event View Details June 4, 2026 Niagara Region celebrates 25 years of Court Services View Details June 29, 2026 Niagara Region wins gold at national public relations awards View Details June 17, 2026 Niagara Region and Niagara Health launch joint physician recruitment partnership View Details June 4, 2026 Niagara Region excited to celebrate 150 years of the Decew Water Treatment Plant providing quality, fresh drinking water View Details June 26, 2026 New state-of-the-art Elevated Water Tank in Fort Erie will better serve growing community with improved infrastructure View Details June 16, 2026 Niagara Region and Niagara Health launch joint physician recruitment partnership View Details Provincial Newsroom! Provincial Bulletins June 5, 2026 Minister Bethlenfalvy and Minister Kusendova-Bashta Take on Additional Cabinet Responsibilities View Details June 4, 2026 Ontario to Take Ownership of Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway in Fall 2027 View Details June 4, 2026 Ontario Investing Nearly $8 Million to Protect and Train Workers in Northern Ontario View Details May 29, 2026 Ontario Supporting Increased First Nations Ownership in East-West Tie Transmission Line View Details Mar 19, 2026 Ontario Completes One of Canada’s Largest Battery Storage Projects On-Budget and Ahead of Schedule View Details Mar 13, 2026 Ontario Invests in Next Generation of Canadian Mines View Details Mar 13, 2026 Ontario’s Plan to Build Mines Faster Attracts Billions in Additional Mining Investment View Details

Members Engagement! Home / Get involved / Committees / COMMITTEES OF NOTLRA! Jan 25 - Cmte Structure Jan 21, Cmtee Roll Out Mtg! Apply for Cmtee Position Candidates FAQ's Planning, Development & Land Use Committee Planning, Development & Land Use Committee Helping shape how Niagara-on-the-Lake grows This committee focuses on how planning and development decisions affect residents and the long-term character of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Members review community-wide planning issues such as growth management, housing, heritage protection, and significant development proposals, and help identify where resident perspectives should be thoughtfully brought forward. Why this matters Planning decisions shape neighbourhoods, infrastructure, and quality of life for decades. This committee supports balanced, informed dialogue about how the town evolves. Helpful perspectives include Interest or experience in planning, housing, architecture, heritage, sustainability, or community development. Professional expertise is welcome but not required. What this committee is not It is not a forum for individual development disputes or appeals. The focus is on broader community considerations and forward-looking solutions. Members * Peter Neame Board Liaison * Gordon Stratford * Lidija Biro, Chair * Vince Peca * David Jones * Brian Marshall * Vacant * Steven Gregg Environment, Climate Resilience & Infrastructure, Committee Environment, Climate Resilience & Infrastructure committee focusing on systems that support daily life and future resilience This committee looks at infrastructure and environmental systems that affect safety, mobility, and long-term resilience, including stormwater and flooding, transportation, climate impacts, and major capital projects. Members help identify patterns, risks, and priorities, and support evidence-informed advocacy related to infrastructure planning and environmental resilience. Why this matters Infrastructure decisions directly affect safety, property impacts, mobility, and municipal costs. Proactive planning helps reduce risk and build long-term resilience. Helpful perspectives include Interest or experience in infrastructure, environment, climate adaptation, transportation, or public works, as well as lived experience with local infrastructure challenges. What this committee is not It does not manage projects or replace technical staff. Its role is advisory and community- focused. Members * Steve Hardaker Board Liaison * Ron Simkus, Chair * Robin Fovargue * Phil Bergen, Secretary * Richard Connelly * Kate Sullivan * Chris Earl * Kip Voege * Dr. Rod Tennyson Members Community Services, Quality of Life & Tourism Management Committee Community Services, Quality of Life & Tourism Committee Supporting livability, balance, and resident well-being This committee focuses on everyday life in Niagara-on-the-Lake, including community services, accessibility, recreation, seniors’ supports, and the impacts of tourism and events on neighbourhoods. Members help surface trends and priorities, explore service gaps, and consider constructive ways to balance community well-being and economic activity. Why this matters Quality of life depends on how services, amenities, and tourism are managed for residents year-round. Helpful perspectives include Interest in community well-being, accessibility, recreation, seniors’ services, cultural life, or tourism impacts. Diverse lived experiences are valued. What this committee is not It is not a complaint-resolution body or a forum for individual issues. The focus is on community-wide improvement and feasible solutions. * Andrea Leja Board Liaison * Brenda Tipper * Kim Friesen * Vacant * Debi Pratt * Michael Ennamorato * Teri Andrusiw * Sally Ann Gibson Governance, Finance & Civic Engagement Committee Governance, Finance & Civic Engagement Committee Strengthening accountability, transparency, and participation This committee focuses on governance practices, municipal finances, and civic engagement, including budget processes, accountability tools, and public participation in local democracy. Members support informed discussion around governance and financial stewardship and explore ways to strengthen transparency and civic involvement. Why this matters Strong governance and sound financial practices help build trust, fairness, and long-term sustainability in local decision-making. Helpful perspectives include Interest or experience in governance, finance, public policy, ethics, or civic engagement. Analytical thinking and sound judgment are helpful. What this committee is not It does not audit the Town or replace elected officials. Its role is advisory and focused on best practices. Members * Stuart McCormack Board Liaison * Bob Bader * Patrick Gedge * Kai Wiens * Alan Young, Chair * Tony Varga * Terry Davis * Caroline Polgrabia

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Province commits to irrigation infrastructure upgrades to 'do more' with dwindling water supply! The Niagara Irrigation Initiative Project Steering Committee announced that up to $1.8 million in total funding has been secured to advance the Niagara Irrigation Initiative Project. Read more

Home / Town Planning / Application Site Plans / Recently Registered Site Plan Agreements August 19. 2025 976 York Road -AMO Winery Site Plan to recognize the use of an Estate Winery Landscape Plan! Jun 17, 2025 933 Niagara Stone Rd Lavender Fields Site Plan to permit the use of agricultural market Landscape Plan! April 7, 2025 242 Ricardo Street (Country Inn) Site plan to permit the use of a 5-room Country Inn within the existing single-detached dwelling Landscape Plan! Dec 17, 2025 325 King Street Parliament Oak Hotel Landscape Plan! Active Site Plan Applications Under Review 61 Me;ville Street 3 storey 12 unit apartment building -SITE PLAN! Landscape Plan 727 King Street 3-storey apartment building, ( property is for sale Landscape Plan 1594 Concession 6 Road (Red Roof Retreat Proposal to construct two storey group home. landscape Plan 178 Victoria Street, 79-83 Queen Street (Royal George) Proposal to construct a new Royal George Theatre. landscape Plan 797 Lakeshore Road Proposal to construct an addition to the existing greenhous Elevation Elden Street (Cornerstone Condo) Proposing to construct a 4 storey apartment building Landscape Plan Concession 7 Road, Modero Block 84 (Townhomes) Proposal for 146 unit condominium within the Modero Subdivision. landscape Plan 256 East and West Line Proposal to establish Syke Landscaping on the subject lands Site Plan 419 Line 1 Road (The Haven) Proposing 48 townhouse units along a private road condominium. Landscape Plan 47 & 795 East and West Line (Vineland Growers) Proposal to construct addition, relocate SWM Pond, and add parking. landscape Plan

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To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Canada announces tariffs on some trade partners to protect domestic industry Carney promises First Nations leaders prosperity for 'generations to come' at summit on major projects David Suzuki on Carney, climate, and pipeline 'madness' House of Commons passes One Canadian Economy Act Canada proposes sweeping immigration and security bill Using Canadian steel for defence, industry is a ‘turning point,’ union says

Click image to view the notice. Open House Date/Time February 23, 2026 - 5:00pm File No. ZBA-28-2025 25-43 Castlereagh Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake Click image to view the notice. Open House Date/Time February 23, 2026 - 6:00pm File No. OPA-01-2026 1544-1546 Four Mile Creek Road,

Home / About / Our Positions / July 8 Written submission to Municipal Heritage Committee re- Solmar heritage permit request> Home / About / Our Positions / May 19, 2026 - The Numbers don't add up! An analysis of the town parking proposal for 176 Wellington by Stuart McCormack! June 3, 2026 - 176 Wellington Street (Former Hospital Site) – Procurement Process - Staff report and recommendations April 10, 2026 - Who pays? NOTL hospital site vision sparks backlash from local developer, resident January , 2026 - The NOTLRA takes initial position regarding the upcoming consultation process regarding the Old Hospital site! December 2025 - Findings on Community Engagement - NPG Planning Solutions Niagara Region Amalgamation and Downsizing Issue Feb 2026 - NOTLRA's position on the proposed Niagara Region discussion on amalgamation! MAY 2026 - Residents Association Objects to NOTL’S Secret Move to Downsize NOTL 2026 BUDGET! NOTLRA's position on the 2026 budget and processes! (by Steve McGuinness ana Associate!) Read Our Position! RA Response to 2026 Budget RA_2026_Budget_Precis! 2026 Budget Appendices! July , 2025 - The NOTLRA takes initial position regarding the Royal George theatre redevelopment by the Shaw! Parks and Recreation Master Plan Review! NOTLRA Residents Association Initial position on the Parks and Recration Master Plan! (Submitted by Ron Simkus) Read Our Position! Indoor Pool Group Position!

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Peach Festival: Honouring Our Agricultural Roots Friday, August 7 | 12 pm – 7 pm Saturday, August 8 | 10 am – 6 pm Queen Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake Hosted by the Niagara-on-the-Lake Chamber of Commerce Sunday, August 9 | 10 am – 3 pm St. Vincent de Paul Parish, 73 Picton St, Niagara-on-the-Lake Town of NOTL Events Calendar! Tourism Niagara-on-the-Lake Events

Home / Glendale / GLENDALE White Oaks Dvelopment Region's Glendale District Plan Town's Glendale Secondary Plan Update! Niagara-on-the-Lake councillors approve industrial parcels near environmentally sensitive areas