Local News Briefs
- NOTL Complaint Dismissed – Niagara-on-the-Lake’s integrity commissioner dismissed a conflict of interest complaint against Coun. Marie Mavridis, stating that there was no evidence she improperly participated in a meeting regarding temporary patios. The complaint against Mavridis, who is an events manager at Corks Restaurant and Wine Bar, alleged that she should have declared a conflict of interest and influenced other councillors. (Niagara this Week)
- Measles Vaccinations – With the number of measles cases increasing globally and travel expected during March break, Niagara Region Public Health is encouraging all residents to ensure they are fully vaccinated against measles. For more information about measles, the vaccination schedule, and where to get vaccinated, visit www.niagararegion.ca/health. (Niagara Region)
- Water Plant Tour – To celebrate World Water Day, the Niagara Region is offering a free guided tour of its Grimsby Water Treatment Plant on Friday March 22 at 11 a.m. Registration is required by Friday, March 15 by emailing amanda.deschenes@niagararegion.ca. (Niagara Region)
- Niagara Health Award – Niagara Health has been recognized for its exceptional workplace diversity, equity and inclusion programming by being named as one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers for the second consecutive year. (Niagara Health)