There is no larger city in the Niagara Region than St. Catharines, which is Ontario’s sixth largest urban area. Conveniently located about 50 km south of Toronto, St. Catharines is also just under 20 km from United States border by the Niagara River.

St. Catharines boasts approximately 1,000 acres of parks and trails, which is why it as become known as “The Garden City”. Over time, manufacturing has become the leading industry, with companies like General Motors of Canada, Ltd., TRW Automotive and the District School Board of Niagara operating from St. Catharines. The city is also located along one of the primary telecommunications routes between Canada and the U.S, which is why so many call centres choose to locate in St. Catharines.

Possible most famous as the city where both Brock University and the infamous Welland Canal can be found, St. Catharines is also gaining popularity being part of Niagara’s unforgettable wine route and for the lovely and scenic Port Dalhousie, a harbourfront village on Lake Ontario.