Superintendent of Public Relations and Affairs at Regional Municipality of Niagara
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The Audit Committee received the 2026 External Audit Planning Report and a status update on internal audit engagements. The committee approved the Community Services Program Audit and the Public Health and Emergency Services Program Audit. Additionally, the committee addressed an information request regarding the Proxy Pay Equity Report and potential liabilities related to employee benefits and pensions.
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The meeting featured a presentation on water and wastewater utilities models in Ontario and a delegation regarding proposed governance changes to regional conservation authority boards. Key agenda items included the receipt of the Q2 2026 Financial Update and a report on non-competitive procurements exceeding $100,000. Additionally, the committee discussed the City of St. Catharines Community Improvement Plan and noted the receipt of a Canadian Public Relations Society National Award of Excellence for the 2026 budget campaign.
The committee discussed several delegations, including concerns regarding potential asbestos exposure at the former General Motors site in St. Catharines, affordable housing initiatives by the Community Land Trust of Niagara, and the potential for a regionally funded domestic violence shelter. A motion to request an immediate asbestos assessment by the Medical Officer of Health was defeated. A subsequent motion was passed, directing the Medical Officer of Health to coordinate with provincial ministries and the City of St. Catharines to monitor health hazards, ensure notice of demolition plans, and provide public health information updates.
The Council meeting involved several key items, including a presentation by the Ontario Water Works Association regarding the 2026 Water and Energy Efficiency Award, updates on the 2023-2026 Council Strategic Priorities, and a status update on Business Continuity Planning. The Council also reviewed and approved housekeeping updates involving the repeal of certain by-laws, received a memorandum regarding Procedural By-law Amendments, and accepted minutes from the Planning and Economic Development Committee. Various by-laws were read and passed, including those related to traffic regulations and speed limits, and an inquiry was addressed regarding the Development Charges Reduction Program application.
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