That the Special Council agenda, dated August 11, 2026, be confirmed, as amended.
That the Office of the Chief Administrative Officer Report 2026-116 be received; and That Council direct staff to develop a comprehensive business case for a Port Colborne Community Health Hub, including community governance options, financial analysis, partnership opportunities, site considerations, and capital funding opportunities; and That Council direct staff to seek partnerships and funding
That Planning and Development Department Report 2026-117 be received; and That Council direct staff to issue a Notice of Intention to Designate the Port Colborne War Memorial at H.H. Knoll Lakeview Park, under Part IV Section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990.
That Government Relations and Government Business Enterprises Department Report 2026-118 be received; and That Council approve the Agreement of Purchase and Sale between the City of Port Colborne and West Pier Inc. regarding the purchase of 15 King Street; and That the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized the execute the Agreement of Purchase and Sale by-law and other documentation required to compl
That By-law No. 7477/61/26 be passed and enacted, as presented.
That the Public Meeting agenda dated July 7, 2026, be confirmed, as amended.
That the Recreation and Tourism Department Report 2026-89 be received; and That the licence agreement with YMCA of Niagara for the operation of the childcare facility at 76 Main Street West, attached hereto as Appendix A, be approved.
That the following by-law(s) be passed and enacted, as presented: By-law No. 7466/50/26 By-law No. 7467/51/26 By-law No. 7468/52/26 By-law No. 7469/53/26 By-law No. 7470/54/26 By-law No. 7471/55/26 By-law No. 7472/56/26 By-law No. 7473/57/26 By-law No. 7475/59/26 By-law No. 7474/58/26
That the Council agenda dated May 12, 2026, be confirmed, as amended.
Whereas the provincial government has expressed a desire to reduce the number of municipal councillors in the Niagara Region; and Whereas the majority of Mayors signed a joint letter stating a commitment to building a governance model that is streamlined and transparent to the public; and Whereas the timeline for Council to enact a by-law regarding ward structures, in accordance with the Municipal
That By-law No.7436/20/26 be enacted and passed, as presented.
That the Regular Council Agenda dated February 24, 2026, be confirmed, as amended.
That Public Works Department Report 2026-13 be received; and That Council direct the Director of Public Works to participate in the Niagara Region’s 2029 Waste Collection Contract for the baseline services identified within this report; and That Council direct the Director of Public Works to include the following Enhanced Levels of Service within the Niagara Regions’ 2029 Waste Collection Contract
That the following by-law(s) be passed and enacted, as presented: By-law No. 7427/11/26 By-law No. 7428/12/26 By-law No. 7429/13/26 By-law No. 7430/14/26 By-law No. 7431/15/26 By-law No. 7432/16/26
That the Council agenda dated January 27, 2026, be confirmed, as amended.
That the By-law to Adopt, Ratify and Confirm the Proceedings of the Special Council Meeting of The Corporation of the City of Port Colborne, dated January 10, 2026, be enacted and passed, as presented.
That the Council agenda dated December 9, 2025, be confirmed, as circulated.
That Development and Government Relations Department – Planning Division Report 2025-234 be received; and, That By-Law 7408/99/25 to adopt the Official Plan Amendment attached as Appendix A of Planning Division Report 2025-234 be approved; and, That By-Law 7409/100/25 for Zoning By-law Amendment attached as Appendix B of Planning Division Report 2025-234 be approved; and, That the City Clerk be di
That the Public meeting agenda dated November 12, 2025, be confirmed, as circulated.
That the Council agenda dated October 28, 2025, be confirmed, as amended.
That I, Mayor William C. Steele do hereby proclaim October 26th, 2025 to November 11th, 2025 as “Poppy Week” in the City of Port Colborne in honour of the men and women from Port Colborne who gave their lives during the two world wars, the Korean War and the Afghanistan War.
That Council receive Development and Government Relations Report 2025-185; and That Council direct the Mayor and Clerk to execute the following agreements once finalized and when the conditions have been met, as well as all necessary related agreements in order to facilitate the development of the East Side Employment Lands (ESEL): Water and wastewater purchase agreement with Asahi Kasei; An a
That Development and Government Relations Department Report 2025- 182 be received; and That the Economic Development Officer be directed to bring forward a Stop Up and Close By-law for PIN 641490134 legally described as St. Lawrence St. PL 830 Village of Humberstone except VH 2791; Port Colborne; as shown in Appendix A, to a future meeting of Council for consideration.
That Museum and Culture Department Report 2025-188 be received; and That Council approve the Museum, Heritage and Culture Board’s Roselawn Accessibility Concrete Ramp, Washrooms and Foyer renovations as outlined in this report; and That Council approve the funding model as outlined under the “Financial Implications” section of this report.
That the Council agenda dated September 9, 2025, be confirmed, as amended.
WHEREAS September is Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) Disease Awareness Month; and WHEREAS CMT Disease, is named after the three doctors who first described the disease in 1886. Doctors Jean-Martin Charcot, Pierre Marie, and Howard Henry Tooth. Today, CMT refers to any peripheral neuropathy with a genetic cause, whether or not the specific genetic mutation is known; and WHEREAS CMT is a rare multisystem,
NOW THEREFORE I, Mayor William C. Steele, do hereby proclaim September 15 to 21, 2025 as “Rail Safety Week” in the City of Port Colborne.
That the cross walk painting request from Royal Canadian Legion Branch 56 be
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 August 19, 2025, be enacted and passed, as presented.
Whereas there have been recent reports of open-air burning at all hours of the day and night which have caused disturbance to residents; Therefore, be it resolved that the Fire Chief and By-law staff be directed to investigate and bring forward a report for Council’s consideration regarding possible amendments to the Open-Air Burning By-law as well as possible amendments and/or a complete review o
That the Meeting to Consider agenda for the Point Abino dated July 7, 2025, be confirmed, as circulated.
Resolved that the Point Abino Drain By-law be provisionally adopted this 7th day of July, 2025.
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 Meeting to Consider of July 7, 2025, be enacted and passed.
That Legislative Services Department Report 2025-137 be received; and That Council approve Option one, as amended from the 2024/2025 Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review - Final Report prepared by Watson & Associates Economists Ltd., attached as Appendix A, as the council composition and ward boundaries for the City of Port Colborne, to be in effect for the 2026 Municipal Election; and Tha
That Council support the correspondence from the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury - Advocacy for Increased Income Support Thresholds for Canadian Veterans.
That Chief Administrative Officer Report 2025-110 be received; and That Council direct staff to take no further action on permitting backyard chickens within the urban boundary.
That the agenda dated May 27, 2025, be confirmed, as amended.
That staff be directed to discuss the noise variance and potential ramifications with the applicant.
That the noise variance application from Capri Restaurant, located at 250 Pleasant Beach Road, be
That the resolution be divided into two parts as follows: Part 1: 1-3; and Part 2: 4-8 and the last recital.