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Home / News & Updates / Regional / Niagara Region celebrates grand opening of Lincoln EarlyON Child and Family Centre on Family Literacy Day Niagara Region agrees to waive nearly $1M in charges for Parliament Oak hotel Anchor 1 Niagara Region's find a Doctor tool helps over 300,000 residents connect to care. Read More >>> Anchor 1 Construction of new $3.6-billion hospital in Niagara halfway done Local media were given a tour of the hospital under construction in Niagara Falls, health-care projects Wednesday as officials marked two years since breaking ground on the site... Read More >>> Anchor 1 Region secures funding for irrigation study $1.8 million in funding to support environmental assessments in NOTL, Lincoln and St. Catharines is the first step in the "transformational" project being completed Read More >>> Anchor 1

Toxic Hammerhead! Toxic hammerhead worms spotted across Ontario Oak Wilt! Oak wilt has been confirmed in Canada <<<Back INVASIVE SPECIES! Emera;d Ash Borer! The emerald ash borer is a highly destructive invasive beetle that attacks and kills all species of ash JAPANESE KNOTWEED! Japanese knotweed is native to eastern Asia and was introduced to North America as a horticultural plant in the late 19th century PLUM POX VIRUS Plum Pox Virus (PPV) is a serious plant disease that affects stone fruit species of the genus Prunus, including peaches, nectarines, plums, apricots and ornamental varieties. SPOTTED LANTERFLY! The Spotted Lanternfly is a sap-feeding planthopper originally from Asia. Giant Hogweed! Beware of giant hogweed, officials say as battle to kill dangerous weed drags on Baaa-ck at it: Eco-friendly goats return to Toronto to battle invasive plants

Town Council is here to help! There’s no ward system in Niagara-on-the-Lake, so residents and community members are welcome to contact any Member of Council with questions, suggestions, or concerns. Note: Councillor Ruller has resigned and has been replace by Coucnillor Andrew Niven (not shown above). Contact Councillors https://www.notl.com/council-members Lord Mayor and Council email addresses: Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa Gary.Zalepa@notl.com Gary Burroughs Gary.Burroughs@notl.com Erwin Wiens erwin.wiens@notl.com Tim Balisiuk tim.balasiuk@notl.com Maria Mavridis maria.mavridis@notl.com Andrew Niven andrew.niven@notl.com Sandra O'Connor sandra.oconnor@notl.com Adriana Vizzari adriana.vizzari@notl.com Wendy Cheropita wendy.cheropita@notl.com

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The world is grappling with a host of pressing environmental challenges that demand immediate attention and action. From climate change-induced disasters to biodiversity loss and plastic pollution, environmental problems of 2025 and onward paint a stark picture of the urgent need for climate change mitigation and adaptation. The following links will provide you with information on local as well as provincial and world issues. In NOTL, the Climate Change Adaptation Plan (CCAP) has been developed by the Environmental Advisory Committee and staff and wil be the primary document to drive environmental action going forward. INVASIVE SPECIES! THE GREENBELT! NOTL Climate Change Adaptation Plan (CCAP) AGRICULTURE! Regional Tree and Forest Conservation

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