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EQAO results for regional English school boards show ongoing student struggles across all subjects

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Results of provincial mathematics, language, and literacy tests indicate ongoing struggles for students at local English-language schools under the jurisdiction of the Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) and Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario (CDSBEO).See the Story

Carney and Ford’s nation-building projects ignore affordability and the climate

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Investing in nuclear energy decreases Ontario's energy autonomy, increases health and environmental risks, and raises electricity costs.Health · St. Catharines Read Article

Top St. Catharines headlines this week: Standard building consumed by flames + Muslim community condemns Thorold burial policy

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For your weekend reading, here are the top stories from The Standard this past week.St. Catharines · St. Catharines Read Article

IceDogs Deliver Smiles Beyond the Ice with Teddy Bear Donation at Niagara Health - Niagara IceDogs

Eight IceDogs players and Performance Auto Group visited the Children’s Unit at Niagara Health in St. Catharines to donate teddy bears collected during the annual Teddy Bear Toss game on Sunday, November 30.St. Catharines · St. Catharines Read Article

EQAO results for regional English school boards show ongoing student struggles across all subjects

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It’s time to shut up about opting out of the compulsory bus pass fee because you own a car

Owning a personal vehicle doesn’t make your argument against a compulsory bus pass good. In fact, this grievance tends to be deeply classist. I have been at Brock for nearly six years now, and every year, invariably, I hear the same argument about the compulsory bus fee that BUSU levies within undergraduates’ tuition costs as part of ancillary fees. The argument always boils down to this: “Why do I, a student who owns a vehicle, have to subsid…St. Catharines · St. Catharines Read Article

Niagara Transit could do a better job with public communication

Niagara Transit (NT) is scheduled to undergo some rapid changes over the next 10 years as part of a strategic growth plan. This is great news, as there is plenty of room for optimization and growth in the region’s transit system. However, it’s difficult to find information on the upcoming changes to NT routes in general, and it’s been even more challenging to find information on changes proposed in Phase 1 of the growth plan, which is scheduled…St. Catharines · St. Catharines Read Article

Identities aren’t something that can be sold

In the age of doomscrolling and rampant consumerism, identities are becoming increasingly centred around products and online aesthetics. Despite the fact that one’s identity can’t be boiled down to a “type,” your social media feed might try to convince you that, with the right products, you can try on pre-conceived identities until you find the right match. Throughout life, our perceptions of ourselves develop and change as we move through diff…Social Media · St. Catharines Read Article

Aubrey Reeves presents findings on Canada’s Arts and Culture Sector

On Dec. 1, the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre (PAC) hosted local arts leaders, policy advocates and community members for a presentation on new national research, highlighting the economic and social contributions of Canada’s arts and culture sector. The event featured speakers from Business / Arts, the Niagara Artists Centre and the Ontario Arts Council (OAC), each offering data-driven insights from local context for the recently release…St. Catharines · St. Catharines Read Article

Thanks For All The Warm-Hearted Words Over The Loss Of The Old Newspaper Building

A Few Last Words on this By Doug Draper, a former St. Catharines Standard reporter Posted December 12th, 2025 on Niagara At Large A St. Catharines Standard Christmas card from the times when the Burgoyne family still owned the newspaper that the family founded in the late 1800s. I knew I was full of emotion about it, but I never thought I would hear from so many people across the Niagara region who wanted to share their feelings for the place w…St. Catharines · St. Catharines Read Article

Brock University - Brock mourns passing of Indigenous Educational Studies Instructor

The Brock community is mourning the loss of Margaret (Marg) Raynor, a Faculty of Education Instructor remembered for her dedication to advancing Indigenous education at the University. She passed . . .Education · St. Catharines Read Article

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EQAO results for regional English school boards show ongoing student struggles across all subjects

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Top St. Catharines headlines this week: Standard building consumed by flames + Muslim community condemns Thorold burial policy

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EQAO results for regional English school boards show ongoing student struggles across all subjects

It’s time to shut up about opting out of the compulsory bus pass fee because you own a car

Niagara Transit could do a better job with public communication

Identities aren’t something that can be sold

Aubrey Reeves presents findings on Canada’s Arts and Culture Sector

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Top St. Catharines headlines this week: Standard building consumed by flames + Muslim community condemns Thorold burial policy

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EQAO results for regional English school boards show ongoing student struggles across all subjects

It’s time to shut up about opting out of the compulsory bus pass fee because you own a car

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Identities aren’t something that can be sold

Aubrey Reeves presents findings on Canada’s Arts and Culture Sector

Thanks For All The Warm-Hearted Words Over The Loss Of The Old Newspaper Building

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