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What’s Up, Welland?

A podcast about all things City of Welland: but more than that, it’s about the community and the people who make it a premier place to live, work, play, and invest. Join us on What’s Up, Welland? to learn more about what’s happening in the City of Welland but also about municipal operations that affect everyone. Now in its fourth season!

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Latest Episodes:

Where to go for understanding, information, and options Oct 31, 2024

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This is an episode that shines a light on the Niagara Sexual Assault Centre and the essential work being done with survivors of sexual violence.
From emergency response and immediate crisis support to counseling and support groups, the centre offers a variety of services tailored to meet the unique needs of survivors. Tricia Cosgrove, community relations manager, walks us through these services and especially highlights the public education program, a vital part of their mission to foster a safer, more informed community.
Tune in to learn more about the important role the Niagara Sexual Assault Centre plays in supporting survivors and educating our community about the power of compassion, advocacy, and healing.
For more information, you’ll want to visit www.niagarasexualassaultcentre.com/
And, it’s important to know, anyone who has been sexually assaulted can call the 24-hour crisis line at 905-682-4584.

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

The Welland Food Drive is here to feed those in need Oct 24, 2024

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Welcome to a heartwarming chat about a seasonal community tradition – the Welland Food Drive. Monique Finley and Jennifer Sinclair are sharing insights about this long-standing event and its impact on Wellland’s food security efforts.
The first weekend of November is when this food drive unites the community to support The Hope Centre, Open Arms Mission, and Salvation Army in the essential services they provide those in need.
Tune in to learn about donations, the items most needed, and how this event helps address local hunger.

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

Helping people remain happy in their home Oct 17, 2024

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When a community agency is focused on empowering individuals to live independently and with dignity, it calls for a closer look at who they are and what they do.
Community Support Services of Niagara (CSSN) provides essential programs that meet the needs of seniors, adults with disabilities, and those seeking support to stay active in their homes and communities. Christine Bissonnette, community engagement fundraising specialist, shares stories and provides details on the programs and services designed to promote well-being, reduce isolation, and keep people happy in their homes.
From meal delivery services to friendly visiting programs, transportation assistance, and social activities, CSSN has a range of supports to help people stay connected and thrive.

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

2025 Budget: What you Need to Know - Asset Management and Nine-year Capital Plans Oct 16, 2024

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This week marks the conclusion of the 2025 budget process conversation and we’re wrapping up with a look at the asset management and nine-year capital plans.
Anka Vuksan Scott is continuing to offer her budget insights, and joining her in sharing the information is Matt Main, manager of infrastructure and assets.
These focused podcast chats may be at an end, but Welland’s municipal budget process is well underway. You can follow along, ask questions, and keep informed at www.engagewelland.ca/2025budget.

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

When consideration and community engagement shape council composition Oct 10, 2024

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As the City of Welland begins the process to engage the community on the composition of Council, we’re catching up with Tara Stephens, director of legislative services/city clerk, to understand what this means.
From exploring how changes could enhance efficiency to discussing streamlined governance, we’ve got a great guest who’ll let us know what’s in store and how and why feedback from community will be central to the decision-making.
With public engagement at the centre of any changes, residents will be encouraged to have a say in the future of City Council.

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

2025 Budget: What you Need to Know - Capital Budget Oct 09, 2024

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We’re keeping the 2025 budget process conversation going with a chat about the capital budget.
Anka Vuksan Scott is ready to help us understand this specific element of Welland’s municipal budget.
All the essential information about the budget, and the opportunity to ask questions, is available at www.engagewelland.ca/2025budget.

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

Vendors and activities that make a market for all seasons Oct 03, 2024

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We’re returning to the Welland Farmers Market for a catch up on one season and a preview of the fresh happenings for fall.
Back to chat vendors, activities, and events for all ages is Justin Beaulieu, market attendant and customer service clerk.
Before paying a Saturday morning visit to one of Niagara’s oldest markets, check it out at www.welland.ca/market.

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

2025 Budget: What you Need to Know - Operating Budget Oct 02, 2024

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Our series of focused episodes about Welland’s 2025 budget process starts with a look at the operating budget.
Bringing us the understandable insights about our municipal budget is Anka Vuksan Scott, manager of budgets and financial services/deputy treasurer.
Learn more about the budget, ask questions, and complete the survey before October 4 at www.engagewelland.ca/2025budget.

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

We’re better together when sharing resources and support Sep 26, 2024

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This What’s Up, Welland? is an insightful dive into the power of partnerships and the collaborative spirit that underlies organizations sharing resources and support.
Chandra Hardeen, director of community impact, and Alyson Montovani-Ozaki, development officer, annual giving from United Way Niagara are chatting alongside Jessica Stephenson, program manager at Niagara Nutrition Partners.
Why are two organizations part of the same episode? How do social service partnerships strengthen the fabric of our community?
These questions and many more points of interest are at the heart of this excellent conversation. At a moment when community needs are at an all-time high, today’s guests give voice to the vital role organizations play in keeping Niagara strong and resilient.
You’ll want to learn more about United Way Niagara and Niagara Nutrition Partners, and that starts by visiting:
https://www.unitedwayniagara.org/
https://www.niagaranutritionpartners.ca/

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

2025 Budget: What you Need to Know Sep 19, 2024

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We’re kicking off a special series of episodes focused on our 2025 budget process. Helping us understand what goes into crafting a municipal budget is Anka Vuksan Scott, manager of budgets and financial services/deputy treasurer.
What’s a municipal budget? How will this year’s budget be developed? Anka’s got the answers for these important questions, and we’re just getting started. She also sets us up for upcoming discussions around operating and capital budgets, the City’s nine-year financial forecast, and our asset management plan.
Public engagement is absolutely essential for making sure the budget reflects Welland’s needs, so all residents are encouraged to share the feedback that’ll shape the priorities and decisions.
Learning about the budget and getting involved starts by listening here and visiting www.engagewelland.ca/2025budget.

You can catch all past episodes and leave us comments at www.welland.ca/podcast/

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