That Office of the Chief Administrative Officer Report 2026-115 be received; and That Council receive the Community Health and Wellness Action Plan Engagement Results attached as Appendix A; and That Council approve the revised Community Health and Wellness Action Plan, attached as Appendix B.
That Council support the letter of Correspondence from the Town of Wasaga Beach regarding Finlay's Law on Emergency Room Reform.
That Council support the letter of Correspondence from the Town of Wasaga Beach regarding Innovative Housing and Support Models for Adults with Developmental Disabilities.
That Council support the letter of Correspondence from the Town of Wasaga Beach regarding Traffic Calming and Speeding Mitigation.
That the correspondence from the City of Mississauga regarding Provincial Review of Benchmarking, Funding Formulas, and Length-of- Stay Standards for Emergency Shelters Serving Women and Children Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence be supported.
That the correspondence from the Town of Caledon - Provincial Support, Funding and Coordinated Plans to Combat Tick Borne Diseases be supported.
That the correspondence from Tay Valley Township - Reinstating the Requirements for Compliance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act be
That By-law No. 7480/64/26 be passed and enacted, as presented.
That the agenda dated June 23, 2026, be confirmed, as amended.
Whereas June is Seniors Month in Ontario. It’s a time to acknowledge and honour the amazing seniors in our lives across the province; and Whereas seniors have contributed and continue to contribute immensely to the life and vibrancy of this community; and Whereas seniors continue to serve as leaders, mentors, volunteers and important and active members of this community; and Whereas this year’s th
That Council reconsiders Resolution C-25-078 passed by Council on April 15, 2025 regarding the management of the City’s waterfront road allowances.
That Planning and Development Department Report 2026-87 be received; and That Council approve the motion, attached hereto as Appendix B; and That Council recognize transportation as a key social determinant of health and support the advancement of transportation initiatives that improve access to healthcare services as a priority action under the Community Health & Wellness Action Plan, including
That the agenda be amended as follows: Item 8.1 will be considered as item 7.1. Item 11.3 c. will be considered as item 8.1.
That Building and By-law Services Department Report 2026-73 be received; and That Council approve an exemption to the City’s Dog Control By-law 4930/155/06 to permit four (4) dogs at 27 Runnymede Road, subject to the following conditions: The exemption applies only to 27 Runnymede Road; The total number of dogs shall not exceed four(4) and the applicants are not permitted to replace the first
That Fire Department Report No. 2026-62 be received; and That the by-law to amend the Open-Air Burning By-law, attached hereto as Appendix A, be brought forward for Council’s approval.
That Council approve the following funding requests for a total of $22,000 in the first allocation of grants for 2026: Community Living, $3500 PC Legion, $1500 PC Optimist Club, $4000 Port Cares, $4000 Strong Heart Program, $1800 Niagara Nutrition Partners, $3200
That By-law No. 7443/27/26 be enacted and passed, as presented.
That the Office of the Chief Administrative Officer Department Report 2026-40 be received; That Council endorse the City of Port Colborne Healthcare Analysis Report (Appendix A) as the technical foundation to inform the development of the City’s Health and Wellness Strategy and to support evidence-based healthcare planning, advocacy, and partnership development in the City of Port Colborne; and Th
That Planning and Development Department Report 2026-26 be received; and That the by-law attached as Appendix B, being a by-law to enter into the Agreement with Canal Breeze Inc. (Rankin Construction) for a Tax Increment-Based Grant with Development Charge Grant in the Brownfield Community Improvement Project Area (CIPA) under the Comprehensive Community Improvement Plan (CIP), for 46, 48 & 54 Fra
That the correspondence from the City of Welland regarding Winter Cold Weather Response Plan Review be supported by Council; and That the correspondence be
That the following by-law(s) be passed and enacted, as presented: By-law No. 7419/03/26 By-law No. 7420/04/26 By-law No. 7421/05/26 By-law No. 7422/06/26 By-law No. 7423/07/26 By-law No. 7424/08/26 By-law No. 7425/09/26
That Development and Government Relations Department Report 2025- 211 be received; and That the Economic Development Officer be directed to bring forward a Stop Up and Close By-law for the portion of Raglan St Pl 843 Port Colborne(AKA Bell Street) Lying West Of Welland St; Port Colborne (west of the railway tracks and east of the drainage ditch), as shown in Appendix A to a future meeting of Counc
That the agenda dated November 25, 2025, be confirmed, as amended.
That Planning and Development Report 2025-223 be received as information.
WHEREAS more than 12,000 First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples served to defend Canada in times of war and conflicts, natural disasters and in peace time; and WHEREAS Indigenous peoples were forced to overcome many challenges to serve such as learning a new language, adapting to a new culture, and travelling long distances to enlist; and WHEREAS Indigenous peoples have served with honour and dist
That the Special Council agenda dated October 28, 2025, be confirmed, as amended.
That Council support the following correspondence: Niagara Region - Motion respecting Call to Strengthen Laws, Sentencing and Parole Restrictions City of Welland - Victim Quick Response Program + Town of Lincoln and City of Niagara Falls - Bail Reform to Strengthen Community Safety
That the By-law to Adopt, Ratify and Confirm the Proceedings of the Council of The Corporation of the City of Port Colborne at its Public Meeting on October 7, 2025, be enacted and passed, as presented.
That the Council agenda dated September 23, 2025, be confirmed, as amended.
That Community Safety & Enforcement Department Report 2025-190 be received; and That Council approve the proposed updated By-law to License, Regulate and Govern Short-Term Rental Accommodations in Port Colborne (amended Appendix A) to come into effect on November 1, 2025; and That Council approve the proposed fees and penalties, as outlined in the amended Appendix B, to support administration and
That Council support the correspondence from the Niagara Region, the Town of Grimsby, and the City of St. Catharines regarding the Elect Respect Campaign; and That Council support the correspondence from the Coalition to End Violence Against Women (CEVAW) Niagara regarding the support for Bill 9, the Municipal Accountability Act, 2025.
That Council approve the following funding requests for a total of $20,400 in the second allocation of grants for 2025: Big Brothers Big Sisters Niagara, $4600 Birchway, $4000 Community Connect, $4500 Port Colborne and District Conservation Club, $1800 Friends of Roselawn Centre, $1100 Port Colborne Operatic Society, $4400
WHEREAS, approximately 204,000 Canadians are living with hepatitis C and over 250,000 people are living with hepatitis B; and WHEREAS, people living with hepatitis B and C have an increased risk of developing cirrhosis, liver failure and related illnesses; and WHEREAS, Ontario has over 110,000 people living with hepatitis B or C, both of which are slow and progressive diseases; and WHEREAS, there
That Chief Administrative Officer Report 2025-152 be received; and That Council direct staff to revise the proposed By-law to License, Regulate and Govern Short-Term Rental Accommodations in Port Colborne (Appendix A), with specific adjustments related to limitations on the number of renters and guests, garbage management requirements, and the number of required parking spaces; and That Council di
That Development and Government Relations Department Report 2025- 133 be received; and That the Official Plan Amendment attached as Appendix B of Report 2025- 133 be approved; and That the Zoning By-law Amendment attached as Appendix C of Report 2025-133 be approved; and That matters related to servicing, stormwater, landscaping, lighting, fencing, waste management as well as the list of functiona
That Councillor Beauregard be appointed Chair of the Court of Revision respecting the Oil Mill Creek Municipal Drain.
That the appeal of Jonathan Beam - Roll 2711-040-002-37610 be disallowed as they have not appeared before the Court this evening to support of their appeal.
That the appeal of Malektajh Hejazi - Roll 2711-040-003-2700 be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair.
Whereas June is Seniors Month in Ontario. It’s a time to acknowledge and honour the amazing seniors in our lives across the province; and Whereas seniors have contributed and continue to contribute immensely to the life and vibrancy of this community; and Whereas seniors continue to serve as leaders, mentors, volunteers and important and active members of this community; and Whereas their contribu
That Community Safety & Enforcement Department Report 2025-135 be received; and That Council approve a permit to exempt 250 Pleasant Beach Road, Capri Restaurant from Section 4(3) of By-law 4588/119/04 with the following terms and conditions: That a noise variance with modifications be approved for the period starting from May 1, 2025, to October 31, 2025 from noon to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thu