Laura Ip – Regional Councillor
Representing St. Catharines
One of the biggest challenges facing our community is, without a doubt, the opioid and tainted drug supply crisis.
Later today, Positive Living Niagara, OPIRG Brock, Silver Spire United Church, and Willow Arts Community are holding a rally at City Hall and Community March from City Hall to Silver Spire.
Today’s the day you’ll begin to see lawn signs for the municipal election dotting the landscape.
For this election, I have made the decision to not use election lawn signs.
Continue reading “You won’t see Laura Ip election lawn signs this year”New for this municipal election, you can vote-by-mail in St. Catharines (other municipalities have other options).
The deadline to submit your application to vote-by-mail is in less than one month (from the time of writing this) on September 15, 2022.
Continue reading “Vote by mail this year”
I am a candidate for Regional Council to represent St. Catharines for the 2022-2026 term.
For months, I wasn’t sure I was going to do this again.
When nominations opened, I figured I’d get my signatures and then decide if I was going to file the papers or tear them up.
Continue reading “It’s official”
As our community is well aware, on the morning of January 31, City Councillor Karrie Porter’s home was vandalized by someone who approached her home while she and her family slept and threw a large rock through the front window.
Continue reading “Joint Statement from Councillors Porter and Ip”
Laura Ip - Regional Councillor 