Grimsby Receives Money for Water Services

Wednesday, 24 June 2026 17:39

By Geoff Waterfield

This is to help maintain water services and delivery

More provincial money to help maintain water infrastructure in Grimsby.

The government says its handing nearly $875,000 over to Grimsby to renew and rehabilitate systems that deliver cleaner water, and more reliably.

The money is through a joint effort between the federal, provincial and municipal governments, to help Grimsby's Downtown Reimagined Project.

Niagara West MPP Sam Oosterhoff says it's to create a new Main Street to attract more visitors and residents.

The government adds construction includes revitalizing the downtown, improving accessibiilty, and providing safer and more walkable streets.

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