Request for Proposal: Bookkeeper
St. Catharines Downtown Association is requesting proposals from bookkeeping firms andqualified individuals to perform bookkeeping services beginning July 25th, 2021 […]
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ONTARIO MOVING INTO STEP 1 FOR THE REOPENING ONTARIO PLAN
ONTARIO MOVING INTO STEP 1 FOR THE REOPENING ONTARIO PLAN BEGINNING FRIDAY, JUNE 11 @ 12:01AM The first Step of the […]
Read MoreST. CATHARINES DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION WELCOMES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
St. Catharines, June 4, 2021. The St. Catharines Downtown Association (BIA) is pleased to announce that Rachel Braithwaite has been […]
Read MoreStep Back Into Time With St. Catharines Museum’s New Downtown Installation
You may notice new purple plaques located through-out the streets of Downtown St. Catharines. These plaques have been installed by […]
Read MoreSt. Catharines Downtown Association Supports the Rapid Recovery Response Plan
The OBIAA (Ontario BIA Association) is OBIAA is the network that represents unique and vibrant BIAs across Ontario. They are calling on the […]
Read MorePaid Parking Returns to St. Catharines
On June 2, 2021 St Catharines resumes paid parking at municipal lots, metered parking & garages. Curbside parking continues in […]
Read MoreSt. Catharines Rainbow Crosswalk Installed Downtown
The City of St. Catharines has installed their first rainbow crosswalk downtown St. Catharines at the intersection of Garden Park […]
Read MoreOntario Releases Three-Step Roadmap for Re-opening of Province
(May 20, 2021) The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, has released its Roadmap to Reopen, […]
Read MoreJob Opportunity for Summer Student Events Assistant
The St. Catharines Downtown Association is looking to hire a Summer Student Events Assistant from June through September 2021, learn […]
Read MoreOntario extends Stay at Home order until June 2, 2021
(May 13, 2021) The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, has extended the Stay-at-Home Order […]
Read MoreWeekend Pedestrian Zone
Weekend Pedestrian Zone in Downtown St. Catharines On Friday and Saturday evenings, St. Paul Street (from William Street to Carlisle […]
Read MoreMarket Square/City Hall Parking Lot Resurfacing May 14 to 28
The following information was sent by the City of St. Catharines regarding the parking lot at Market Square: City Hall/Market […]
Read MoreApril 30, 2021 Newsletter
Celebrate Mom in the Heart of the City! Downtown St. Catharines businesses offer gifts with heart for this coming Mother’s […]
Read MoreOntario issues Stay at Home order
Ontario has declared a third provincewide state of emergency, issuing a stay-at-home order effective 12:01 a.m. Thursday April 8. 2021, as […]
Read MoreTisha Polocko Announces Retirement
April 7, 2021: St. Catharines Downtown Association Executive Director Tisha Polocko is retiring after 21 years at the Association. During […]
Read MoreOntario-wide Emergency Brake Shutdown
The Ontario Government implements an “Emergency Brake” Shutdown, effective 12:01 am on Saturday April 3, 2021, for a period of […]
Read MoreMarch 2021 Newsletter
Swing into Spring in Downtown St. Catharines! Read the latest information in our newsletter. Your neighbours and friends in the […]
Read MoreNotice to St. Paul Street Businesses (between James & Carlisle Sts.)
Businesses located on St. Paul Street (between James Street and Carlisle Street) were sent a member communication by email on […]
Read MoreNotice to St. Paul Street Businesses (between Carlisle & Geneva Sts.)
Businesses located on St. Paul Street (between Carlisle Street and Geneva Street) were sent a member communication by email on […]
Read MoreNotice to St. Paul Street Businesses (between Ontario & James Sts.)
Businesses located on St. Paul Street (between Ontario Street and James Street) were sent a member communication by email on […]
Read MoreNotice to St. Paul Street Businesses
Businesses located on St. Paul Street (retail and restaurants) were sent a member communication by email on March 4, 2021. […]
Read MoreConsultation on New Public Washroom
The City of St. Catharines is asking for input from residents on their preferred location and design of a new […]
Read MoreNotice to James Street Businesses
Businesses located on James Street, between King Street and St. Paul Street, were sent a member communication by email on […]
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