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NPCA CAO Chandra Sharma at the virtual meeting to discuss the strategic plan The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) is about to launch its strategic plan for the next 10 years, and the public has until Sept.

Update: After The Local had gone to press, the NOTL Chamber of Commerce was able to confirm the date of Sept. 8 for an all-candidates meeting organized with the chambers of Niagara Falls and Fort Erie.

Lord Mayor Betty Disero With mandated vaccinations and passports a topic of discussion among governments and employers, CAO Marnie Cluckie said Niagara-on-the-Lake is monitoring what other municipalities are doing, and waiting to hear recommendations

Niagara Public Health’s website displays graphs that show the numbers of new, active and re- solved cases. Those who are not vaccinated, says Niagara’s acting medical officer of health Dr.

Daniel, Carol and the family’s two Australian labradoodles, Harper and Hannah, pose for a photo with husband and dad Tony Baldinelli.

Brian Barker, a father of two, hopes to help make Canada a better place for future generations.

Melanie Holm, Green Party candidate This is Melanie Holm’s first foray into politics, at least as a candidate.

Andrea Kaiser ran in the 2019 federal election, and has contin- ued to work for her constituents in preparation for this election. (File photo) While other candidates are questioning the timing of the federal election, called Sunday to be held Sept.

Peter Taras, People’s Party of Canada candidate In a nutshell, says Peter Taras, he is running for the People’s Party of Canada to restore the rights and freedoms that have been taken away by government lockouts and restrictions during the pandemic,

Retired mining engineer Ron Simkus is hoping the town will direct some of its Balls Beach budget to addressing stormwater drainage to prevent more flooding of residen- tial homes.