Tech company buys old NRP headquarters building
Clickback, a tech company, is the proud new owner of the former Police headquarters building in downtown St. Catharines.
Clickback owner Kyle Tkachuk hopes to turn the building into a technology hub by attracting similiar companies to set up shop in the James Street building.
The six storey building was declared surplus by the region when police moved their headquarters last fall to a brand new building in Niagara Falls.
The deal will close in March.
No word on the selling price.
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Call for land Marineland sits on to be handed to Haudenosaunee
There is a call for the land Marineland sits on, on Portage Road in Niagara Falls, to be handed back to the Haudenosaunee. -
Emotional service held in Welland today to pay tribute to a firefighter, husband, father and friend
A funeral has been held to honour a fallen Niagara firefighter. -
Gun and drugs found in vehicle after traffic stop in St. Catharines
Niagara Police discovered a gun after a traffic stop in St. Catharines. -
Last call to support 'Help Kids Shine' campaign in support of Niagara Children's Centre
Time is running out if you want to donate to our 'Help Kids Shine' campaign in support of the Niagara Children's Centre. -
Niagara Falls home to 4 of the 5 worst roads in Niagara Region
Residents have voted and Portage Road in Niagara Falls is the worst road in Niagara. -
Ontario abandons proposal to sever farmland lots in response to farmer opposition
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Niagara Health Coalition says locals aren't happy with private clinic plan
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New rainbow crosswalk unveiled in Niagara-on-the-Lake
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St. Catharines residents set for more than 10% increase in property taxes
Tax bills are set to increase 10.51 per cent which amounts to $399 on a home valued at $255,905.
