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Vote Higginson for St. Patrick's · A Community Voice · St. Catharines Ward 4
Neighbour-powered
Choose the way that fits
01 · Volunteer
Where I need the most help
This is the most useful thing you can do. Voters’ list access opens September 1, which is when door-knocking gets serious. Before then there’s plenty to set up with events, data work, neighbourhood coffees, and training materials.
02 · Get a lawn sign
Free visible support
Lawn signs can go up September 26, 2026, in accordance with the City’s election sign by-law.
03 · Tell someone
Word of mouth wins wards.
In municipal races, a word from someone trusted beats almost anything a campaign can do on its own. If anything on this site is worth passing along, that’s where it has the most effect.
04 · Reach Grant
Questions, ideas, things to raise.
If something on the platform doesn’t sit right, or there’s a Ward 4 issue I should be hearing about, email is the fastest way. I read everything and respond to most within a few days.
grant@granthigginson.ca05 · Know the ward
St. Catharines' Ward 4 (St. Patrick's Ward)
City vs. Region
What’s the difference?
How municipal responsibilities are divided in Niagara
St. Catharines
Local roads, sidewalks and snow clearing
Parks and recreation
Libraries
Land-use planning and zoning
Building permits
Local storm sewers and stormwater systems
Property standards and by-law enforcement
Fire services
Niagara Region
Public health and paramedic services
Social services and community housing
Niagara Regional Police Service
Waste collection and recycling
Water and wastewater treatment and trunk systems
Regional roads
Niagara Region Transit
Some issues cross both levels and require coordination between the City and the Region.