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College faculty strike begins; all academic and apprenticeship programs suspended

As of Monday, October 16, College faculty in Ontario represented by OPSEU are on strike. This strike includes faculty at Niagara College.

Lions Club Sponsored Training Event for Teachers

On Saturday, November 11th, the Lions Clubs in the Niagara Region are hosting a Lions Quest (Social – Emotional Skills for Students) Workshop for elementary school teachers and student supporting staff in the Niagara Region.  The cost of the training is fully funded by the Lions Clubs in the Niagara Region and beyond.

Five Things Investors Should Know

Is there a magic formula for investment success? Not really-although you might not know it when you see advertisements for investment products and services supposedly designed to make investing a "sure thing."  The truth is that there are few guarantees in the investment world. But once you learn to ignore the exaggerated claims and become familiar with the important principles of investing, you'll find there's much you can do to put yourself on the road to success. Here are five things every investor should know. 

Local Railroad History Group Uncovers Hidden History

Historical Plaque Dedication

 

A local history group, the Canadian Railroad Historical Association (CRHA), Niagara Division, is unveiling a new historical plaque at the Recreation Trail’s crossing of Thorold Road, near the intersection with Prince Charles Drive, Welland. The unveiling will occur on Monday, October 23, 2017 at 10:30 AM. The dedication will be performed by Welland Mayor, Frank Campion, the City's Heritage Advisory Committee, and Tammy Frakking, President of the CRHA Niagara Division.

CALLING TOP 50'S

Everyone has heard about The Top 30 Under 30.  We believe that celebrating the accomplishments of people over 50 is just as important; that age does not define an individual and what we can and cannot do.  We will be recognizing and celebrating the accomplishments of successful individuals over 50;  individuals who have reinvented themselves, who have found their true purpose and calling and who have followed the road less travelled. 

Development Community Provides Positive And Constructive Feedback During Roundtable Discussion With Welland's Mayor And Staff

City of Welland Mayor Frank Campion hosted a meeting yesterday at Civic Square with developers, investors, and real estate agents.   A similar meeting was held in April 2016.  Mayor Campion and senior staff provided a brief update on the growth and economic activity taking place throughout the City as well as programs and incentives that support development. The development community brought forward issues and concerns and discussed current real estate trends and building activity in Welland and Niagara Region

Welland Investment Ready!

The Enviro-Niagara Group is growing!

At Enviro-Niagara, our business has been growing immensely, and to accommodate all the branches we have in our company we have created a new logo. Seen above, our new logo includes our Heating & Air-Conditioning branch, Hearth & BBQ branch, and our newest addition, the Custom Metal Fabrication branch.

Historic Central Fire Station Press Release

The Central Station Education Initiative, a not-for-profit group seeking to protect Welland’s iconic 1920s Central Fire Hall, will report to Welland City Council Tuesday. CSEI, an incorporated not-for-profit, will outline the benefits of a five or 10-year lease to city council’s general committee at 7 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall.

What Makes us Special - Our Social Enterprise Approach

myWelland.com operates based on a social enterprise business model showcasing ALL sectors of our local community by working together to build a collective #myNiagara online audience. Our energetic and proactive approach to community promotion – involving everyone – makes us special and draws people toward us.

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