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As the St. Catharines economy continues to evolve, City Council has approved a new six year economic development strategy to help retain, grow and attract investment and employment to the community.
As more and more people are discovering this vibrant and thriving community, there is no better time than now for a grocer to set up shop. Here are our top 5 reasons why Downtown St.Catharines is the best location for an urban grocery store.
Celebration of Nations, an exciting new festival of Indigenous arts, culture and tradition, will be held at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre (PAC) in downtown St. Catharines, ON from September 8 to 10, 2017.
As the revitalization of Downtown St.Catharines builds momentum, the City of St.Catharines is adding to the ongoing public and private investments that have transformed the city's core and surrounding areas by performing a series of road and service improvements on St. Paul Street and Queenston Street.
While St.Catharines might be known for producing many different products and industrial goods, the inroads being made by local companies in the interactive digital media industry often gets overlooked, even as the sector continues to grow and spread its impact globally.
The St. Catharines Economic Development and Tourism Department is developing a new economic development strategy in consultation with the local business community and community stakeholders.
With summer in full swing, the folks at InvestInSTC.ca want to give you the opportunity to share your perspective of Downtown St.Catharines and get a shot at winning some #OurHomeSTC swag!
Businesses that are built to last are constantly in a state of transition. Markets change and businesses must adapt with them. Tradewood Windows & Doors, a company with a small local profile had been through several transitions and emerged as one of the most interesting manufacturing stories in St. Catharines.
Guest Writer: Eskeila Guerra
In the heart of downtown St. Catharines, entrepreneurs and self-starters can find advice, support and information as they embark on the path of entrepreneurship. The St. Catharines Enterprise Centre (SCEC) is the first stop for new or existing business owners in the Niagara Region.
Guest Writer: Trevor Twining, Chair of Cowork Niagara
Cowork Niagara’s first location is in Downtown St. Catharines. Over the past two years we’ve had the pleasure of watching the Garden City’s downtown blossom into a thriving space filled with all sorts of options for entertainment, dining, and business. We bring more than $3.5 million of economic impact into the downtown.
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