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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:
    Strong Mayor Powers: What you Need to Know Sep 22, 2023
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    A chorus of questions began when the provincial government announced that the City of Welland would receive Strong Mayor Powers on October 31, 2023.
    What are Strong Mayor Powers? What can a mayor do if they choose to use them?
    In her role as City Clerk, Tara Stephens can provide valuable insight into this new legislation, and she joins us to begin the conversation about what these powers mean for the City of Welland.
    As more questions and answers become clear, you can be sure we’ll keep you informed.

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


    What happened to the plant in math class? It grew square roots. Sep 21, 2023
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    In Niagara, we’re fortunate to have a dedicated team of community champions and environmental stewards at the Niagara Peninsula Conversation Authority (NPCA). With their guidance and expertise, the City of Welland recently collaborated with NPCA staff to plant a pollinator garden at Sparrow Meadows Park. This native plant-friendly project was made possible with the help of many local volunteers, committed individuals who are energized by the NPCA's unabashed passion for ongoing, positive environmental impact.
    Today, we’re joined by Kerry Royer and Erika Navarro, and gladly welcome the opportunity to learn more about their important work. From community events to presentations, plant guides to seed packs, and so much more, we’re proud and grateful to have the NPCA as a valued community partner.

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


    If you don't know, now you AMO Sep 14, 2023
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    We've mentioned it before, and it's a fact worth repeating: municipal government is the level of government that most affects a person's daily life. So, we must take advantage of an opportunity to highlight something that supports local government. The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference, which took place a few weeks ago, significantly impacts communities across the province.
    But let's talk about our community.
    The networking, conversations, and actionable items that resulted from this year's event will have long-lasting effects on our city. Mayor Frank Campion, Welland councillors, and senior staff attended the conference to do more than exchange greetings and pose for pictures. They met with ministers, shared Welland's evolving story, and advocated for necessary services. They were there for those who currently call Welland home and the many who will one day make their home here.
    With exceptional growth on the horizon, strong mayor powers coming soon, and an acute awareness of the urgency of the ongoing housing crisis, Welland had a strong presence at this annual conference.
    Today, Mayor Campion reflects on what took place and what lies ahead for our city.
    Whether it's AMO or any other conference, Welland delegates are always speaking up and making their voices heard on our behalf.

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


    Sharing what’s needed to build strong families Sep 07, 2023
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    If you’re a family facing challenges and pressures, where do you turn for support?
    For families in Welland, that answer is the Strengthening Families for the Future program. Provided through the John Howard Society of Niagara, this program involves the whole family and reinforces the skills and strategies that enhance protective measures for all members.
    Caroline Graham, youth services program manager, is here to highlight the program and how it provides guidance for fostering effective parenting skills, improving communication, increasing children’s resilience, and more.

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


    When education and experience meet, students have stories worth sharing Aug 31, 2023
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    There's no denying the City of Welland is a choice employer for growing one's career. For co-op students looking to flex their classroom learning and gain real-world experiences, we are proud of the opportunities we offer.
    In our annual, exclusive student-focused episode, we're excited to share the firsthand accounts from our soon-to-be-back-to-school students—today's episode features Himanshi Nagrath, Curtis Tenhag, Will Catterick, and Rubab Kamran as they share their experiences working for Welland. Kristen Boccia guides thought-provoking discussions as we explore what it's like to be a co-op student at the City of Welland.

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


    College Drop-In with Neil Wilkinson Aug 29, 2023
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    Niagara College boasts impressive standings in both provincial and national research, ranking first and second, respectively. This speaks volumes to the high quality of work conducted right here in our own backyard. Neil Wilkinson, the research program manager of the Walker Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre at Niagara College, joins #WhatsUpWelland to discuss the center's research mission, specializations, and how applied research draws staff and students together in discovering solutions for real-time challenges various industries face.
    From business and commercialization to food and beverage and so much more, Niagara College is leading the way in innovative problem solving.

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


    Two trails diverged in a wood ... and we're connecting them Aug 23, 2023
    Show notes

    A forward-thinking Community Trails Strategy was adopted last year to increase connectivity and enhance active transportation in Welland. When implementing any new initiative, you’ve got to start somewhere, and that’s what we’re ready for.
    The North Welland Trails Connection is the first phase of the ambitious plan to expand Welland’s trail infrastructure and position us as the trails centre of Niagara.
    Rob Axiak, director of Community Services, leads us along the path of learning more about the project and the importance of access and connectivity.
    With public engagement playing an important role, you can stay informed and lend your comments and ideas by visiting: https://www.engagewelland.ca/cts-draft

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


    College Drop-In with Sean Kennedy Aug 21, 2023
    Show notes

    School’s in and there's no dropping out in this new series within a series on the What's Up, Welland? podcast.
    We're excited to begin our exploration with a significant community presence and leader, Niagara College, starting with the president himself, Sean Kennedy. With a wealth of information, knowledge, and expertise among their faculty and staff, we're dipping our inquisitive ladles into the rich and expansive pot of post-secondary education.
    But rest assured, our topics will remain tied to the city, and our guests will enliven conversations with experiences and insights we've yet to explore; you’ll learn how what's happening at NC affects you (and we’re certain you’ll be surprised at all the ways this happens).
    It’s a source of great pride when your backyard is home to the number one research college in the province and number two in the country. So, come and learn with us as we begin the College Drop-In with Niagara College.

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


    How do you organize a space party? You planet. Aug 17, 2023
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    There’s no question that we can collectively enhance a community's quality of life through planning and providing a variety of family-friendly events. Here in the City of Welland, our small but mighty events staff – of which our guest today, Fraser Mowat, is part of – work diligently to envision, organize, and deliver experiences and memories for all ages all year long. With a focus on fun and a mandate for memory-making, these events don't come together in the blink of an eye. Follow along as Fraser gives us the background, the scuttlebutt, the low-down on all things events in our lively city.
    Be sure to visit www.welland.ca/Events to find out the what, when, and where of all that’s going on.

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


    Recreational Canal Safety Plan: What you Need to Know Aug 09, 2023
    Show notes

    In a city known for its canal, there’s a new plan in place to maximize the safety of residents and visitors using Welland’s waterways. The Recreational Canal Safety Plan was developed to provide crucial information on water safety and drowning prevention. This operational plan is designed to encourage public use of our waterways while supporting awareness of safety measures.
    Rob Axiak, director of Community Services, lets us know how this plan will engage and educate the community and make the recreational canal safer year-round.
    If you're interested in seeing the complete scope of the Safety Plan, you can check it out here: Recreational Canal Safety Plan (welland.ca)
    Let’s grab a lifejacket and jump in.

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


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