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Help Shape Port Colborne’s New Website
Posted on Monday, April 13, 2026 04:13 PM
The City of Port Colborne is redesigning its website and is seeking community feedback through a survey to help guide its development.
The project will focus on upgrading the backend technology that powers the website, improving accessibility, and enhancing the overall user experience for Port Colborne’s residents, businesses, and visitors.
Public input will play an important role in shaping the new website. Feedback will help the City better understand how people currently use the website,...
King Street Sidewalk Closed Between Elgin Street and Princess Street
Posted on Wednesday, April 08, 2026 04:16 PM
Date:BeginningMonday,April 13,2026, untilFriday,April24, 2026(tentatively).
Location:KingStreetbetweenElginStreetandPrincessStreet.
Details:The sidewalk on the west side of King Street will be closed to accommodate structural repairs to the William House at the Port Colborne Museum. Additionally, the parking stalls adjacent to the museum on King Street will also be closed.
Detour:Pedestriantraffic will be able to use the posted detour route.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation during...
City Hall News - April 2026
Posted on Thursday, April 02, 2026 11:46 AM
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Council Meeting Recap - March 24, 2026
Posted on Wednesday, April 01, 2026 03:55 PM
Proclamations
6.1 Mayor Steele proclaimed April 28, 2026, as National Day of Mourning in the City of Port Colborne to honour workers injured or killed on the job. The annual observance aims to strengthen commitments to safe workplace conditions for all.
Presentations
7.1 YMCA of Niagara delivered their annual presentation, titled “Igniting Potential Through Partnership.”
7.2 City staff presented an update on the Marina Rate and Dock Project Update.
Mayor’s Report
Mayor Steele began by addressing Port...
Joint Letter from the Lower-Tier Municipalities of Niagara Region
Posted on Wednesday, April 01, 2026 08:52 AM
The Honourable Premier Doug Ford,
On Thursday, March 26, Niagara Regional Council voted to move forward with a comprehensive service delivery review. We know that the residents of Niagara deserve better than the status quo. As Mayors of Niagara, with consensus of the Region, we support moving forward with meaningful change in Niagara. We are writing to you with a straightforward purpose: to update you on the concrete, made-in-Niagara solutions our municipalities have taken since that letter, and...
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