Sunday, October 25, 2026
St. Catharines news today
Today in St. Catharines (Sunday, October 25, 2026): Gas prices rising; renters weigh votes Monday. Also: Ontario gas prices set to jump in coming days; residents should monitor fuel costs; Niagara renters cite jobs, housing affordability, and transit as top election priorities. Weather: Mostly clear Sunday with temperatures between 9 and 18°C and winds up to 18 km/h.
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Top stories
- Ontario gas prices set to jump in coming days; residents should monitor fuel costs.St. Catharines Standard ·
- Niagara renters cite jobs, housing affordability, and transit as top election priorities.CBC ·
- St. Catharines bistro and Lincoln bakehouse earned Michelin distinction for quality and affordability.CBC ·
News & local government
- St. Catharines Standard launched a mobile app for easier access to local news.St. Catharines Standard ·
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