With autumn in full swing, branch collection starts today (Oct. 26) and continues until Nov. 20, with curbside branch collection available to residents of single-family homes and apartments with six ...

The Point-in-Time Count provides a snapshot of homelessness at a given time to help better understand who is homeless and what their needs are. Niagara Counts 2024 was Niagara's fourth Point-in-Time ...

Niagara Region is launching Niagara Thrives, a campaign designed to support the local economy as trade and tariff conditions continue to affect Niagara businesses, consumers and communities. “Changing ...

Niagara Region operates four naturalization sites — former landfills that have been rehabilitated into trails and green spaces for residents to enjoy. Each site offers opportunities for walking, ...

Niagara Regional Housing (NRH) is governed by a nine-member Board of Directors and supported by a Tenant Advisory Committee that acts as a link between tenants and the board. Niagara Regional Housing ...

Niagara Region owns and maintains $12.1 billion in infrastructure, from water pipes and roads to long-term care homes and transit buses. This plan sets out the condition of those assets and what it ...

Niagara voters hoping to cast their ballot before Election Day on Oct. 26, 2026, can do so at advance polling sites.

Environmental assessment of King Street (Regional Road 81) between Nineteenth Street and Twenty-Third Street Niagara Region is reviewing options to improve a major regional east / west corridor on ...

During and following any emergency, it's important to monitor radio, television and online media for information from local authorities. Your municipal and regional government will provide information ...

To improve the transportation and municipal infrastructure of Bridge Street (Regional Road 43) Road Reconstruction and Adjacent Municipal Roadways. Niagara Region took on a Schedule C Municipal Class ...