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Niagara Falls Council approves $59 million Chippawa Willoughby Community Centre Project

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By Jay Goldberg
| The Niagara Independent
Niagara Falls City Council voted late last week to approve the Chippawa Willoughby Community Centre project, a $59-million venture that will include an NHL-sized arena, among other amenities. According to the city, the project is the result of more than two years of planning, analysis, and engagement with stakeholders. The design that Council chose to move forward with responds to feedback heard from local residents, including expanding recreation opportunities.
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Siscoe officially files for re-election as St. Catharines Mayor

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By Jay Goldberg
| The Niagara Independent
The mayor of Niagara Region’s largest lower-tier municipality, Mat Siscoe, officially filed his papers to run for re-election late last week. Siscoe was first elected as mayor in 2022 and is seeking a second term. He released a statement outlining what Siscoe believes has been accomplished over the past four years and what the campaign might look like in the weeks and months ahead.
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Canadians seem to like the Liberals, but just not their ideas

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By Jay Goldberg
| The Niagara Independent
Even though Canadians voted to re-elect Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals in last spring’s election, it seems that many are unhappy with some of the government’s broader economic priorities. The Montreal Economic Institute (MEI) had Ipsos conduct a poll of just over 1,000 Canadians to see what their views were on issues ranging from taxation to corporate welfare to Carney’s signature sovereign wealth fund. And, on issue after issue, Canadians think the feds are heading in the wrong direction.
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