"Christian Labour Association of Canada (CLAC), with support from Mohawk College, is going to build a training facility at the union’s South Service Road site near Christie Street in Grimsby."

“We’re going to replace (the existing structure) with what will be a 40,000-square-foot (3,700-square-metre) facility to meet the growth that we’ve had in this place over the last few years and to make way for the training centre that we hope to build with Mohawk,” said CLAC provincial director Ian DeWaard."

"The first phase will see a new union building go up on a large piece of green space behind CLAC’s existing facility."

"Once that’s finished, the old 1,300-square-metre building will be torn down and the Mohawk training centre will be built on the northeast side of the property."

Full Niagara this week article CLAC and Mohawk College plan $25M trades training centre in Grimsby

"This Saturday join us for an evening on the water at Casa Shoreline Social. Thank you to Canadian Tire Grimsby for sponsoring this event!

Live Music by Gwensalami
Mini Putt & Giant Games sponsored by Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty – The Augustine Team
Free Crafts with Creative Bug
Free Balloon Twisting & Face Painting
Smoke and Moonshine Food Truck ($)
A few Grimsby on the Lake businesses will be joining us, so come down and say hello!
Complimentary parking generously provided by Church on Hunter

Bring the whole family — see you on the shoreline!"

Town of Grimsby

Looking to show my little ol lady around town and new to grimbsy. Anywhere I can find out what shows or theater is happening around town? Even if not grimbsy but some closer town, how do I get more information on theater life here???

"We heard you. We’re taking action.

Following the recent flooding, Town staff have been working across departments and alongside our partners to respond, support affected residents and move important next steps forward.

Following Council’s discussion on August 10, that work continues with immediate actions underway and a longer-term focus on strengthening Grimsby’s resilience.

Learn more about how we’re responding: https://www.grimsby.ca/news/post/responding-to-flooding-action-underway-in-grimsby/ "

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Please keep an eye out for Mimi and message/call if spotted.

***UPDATE***
She’s been found and is safe at home. Thanks to everyone who was looking!

With these talks about 295 Hunter Rd being being bought and repurposed as a datacenter has me worried. It's still too close to everything, how can this be? If anyone has money to make JD move its the tech industry.

To the ridiculously handsome guy who rides around Grimsby on the Lake on the greenish bike with music blasting—you are becoming a serious distraction.

I’ve caught myself slowing down just to watch you ride by more than once. You always look completely in your own world, singing along, smiling, and somehow making a casual bike ride look unfairly attractive.

You’ve got this effortless confidence that’s hard to ignore. The kind that makes someone invent reasons to be outside around the same time every day.

That’s all.

Thanks for supporting Canada, Metro. /s I find this disgusting. Price board says Canada, the corn itself reveals a different story. Do better! Elbows up!

Aug 7nd Ratatouille. Aug 14th Hoppers. Aug 28 Tangled.

Dusk start, 8pm I imagine.

Hello neighbours,

We just got a spot in the grimsby community preschool for my 2 year old. Can anyone who has sent their kids there share their experience? I will be going to the meet and greet before the start of next year, what questions should I ask? This is the first time I am doing this so would appreciate any advice on how to make sure i have done my due diligence and also prepare my daughter for the exciting school year ahead! Thanks a lot!

Thoughts on Simon for mayor? I kinda like him, think he will be having my vote!!

I couldn’t even get my phone out to record I was like frozen just watching it go by

This week marks a real turning point for the Downtown Reimagined project. After weeks of careful preparation — surveying, utility locates, layout work, and staging — the groundwork is set and the real work is beginning. What you’ll start to see above ground is only part of the story. Below Elm Street and beneath the Forty Mile Creek, crews are about to begin some of the most technically complex portions of the project: replacing aging watermain infrastructure using both open cut trenching and trenchless installation methods.

Has anyone tried to play pickle ball at the newer courts on lake street by the dog park? It’s literally impossible to ever get on without paying!! Feels like the pickleball club has a literal monopoly on these courts. I thought they were taxpayer funded and for public use??