St. Catharines City Guide | Ontario - Canada Moves You

St. Catharine’s is an awesome city! Born and raised in Niagara, I live and work here! Thanks to my eXp family for sharing.👌🏻👌🏻

I visited a family there a few years ago and I loved it!

Montebello park is riddled with homeless people and crackheads

This city is close to America yes?

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Yeah st kitts is great when yoi only show the good parts, what about the real st paul, gail crescent, 8 queenston the real down town, the massive homeless population because the rents are too high even with the severe insect infestations? What about how they had to pit free shower starions for the homeless, the safe injection sites for the many many addicts, out of the cold? I didnt see start me up with the tents for the addicts, totem pole park which includes tent city,.St Catharines is only noce in the good areas for those who can affors millon dollar homes show rhe real st Catherines where you cant walk alone after dark.
Show the real st Catharines not.the sugar coated one. O was born and raised there and no longer live there because of how bad it os. You want a nice safe place with access to the states move to Fort Erie where everyone says hello the community helps each other and theres clean beaches the lowest rent in the region. St Catherines you have to waych where you step so ypu dont syep on a dirty needle on the ground its so bad buckets of used needles are collected dqily from the ground streets eveb play grounds but your video doesnt show that does it?

Fallacious is the assertion that residences are affordable in St. Catharines. Were this supposition valid, domiciles within my vicinity would not command prices ranging from $300,000 to $1 million. One must question the veracity of such claims. Your assertion, madam, appears to be a departure from reality. Furthermore, the inadequacy of public transportation exacerbates the issue, with prolonged wait times and insufficient bus frequencies impeding timely access to desired destinations. Moreover, the educational institutions in the locale leave much to be desired, lacking the luster and prestige found in more esteemed establishments. The bitter chill that descends upon the region during the winter months further compounds the discomfort, rendering outdoor excursions a frigid ordeal. Additionally, the dearth of amenities within close proximity necessitates reliance on vehicular transport for even the most mundane errands, such as procuring groceries from the local store.

Furthermore, the city grapples with a pervasive homelessness issue, compounded by a systemic failure to address the plight of the homeless population. Rather than offering compassion and support, the authorities adopt a callous stance, attributing blame to the homeless themselves. Such attitudes fail to acknowledge the multifaceted factors contributing to homelessness and perpetuate a cycle of neglect and marginalization