Angus Scott

Welland

Editor-in-Chief at Niagara Falls Review

Editor-in-Chief at St. Catharines Standard

I am the managing editor of The Tribune in Welland serving the communities of Welland, Pelham, Port Colborne and Wainfleet

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Niagara’s invisible PC candidates

1 month ago | stcatharinesstandard.ca | Angus Scott

Many of Ontario’s Progressive Conservative candidates seem to be following an old, depressing playbook. PCs across the province, with some exceptions, have been avoiding participation in local all-candidates debates like the plague. The Greens failed to send anyone to the Niagara debates, but they’re not the incumbent government and have no shot at winning here or provincially.
Structure not the root cause of Niagara's municipal woes

Jan 5, 2024 | stcatharinesstandard.ca | Angus Scott

Another round of the interminable debate over municipal governance arrives in Niagara next week. The Ontario government's standing committee reviewing municipal governance meets in St. Catharines on Wednesday and it will no doubt hear hours of opinion about the different structural options that could be imposed on Niagara's municipalities. Already a Subscriber? Sign in It will be asking the wrong questions.
No sympathy for speeding drivers caught by Niagara’s photo radar cameras

Nov 2, 2023 | wellandtribune.ca | Angus Scott

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No sympathy for speeding drivers caught by Niagara’s photo radar cameras

Nov 2, 2023 | stcatharinesstandard.ca | Angus Scott

Niagara Region’s Vision Zero speed enforcement initiative has created some strong reactions in the two short months it’s been in operation. The initiative saw four speed enforcement cameras — photo radar — set up at the start of the school year at different regionally-designated community safety zones across Niagara. Already a Subscriber?
Welland’s CAO fiasco heats up summer in the Rose City

Aug 25, 2023 | stcatharinesstandard.ca | Angus Scott

Summer is normally a languid, downtime when it comes to municipal politics. Councils take breaks, fewer meetings are held, major issues are set aside until fall. Already a Subscriber?
‎the Debrief on Apple Podcasts

Aug 21, 2023 | podcasts.apple.com | Angus Scott |Ben Jacobs |Fabrizio Romano

11 episodes Every week Angus Scott, Ben Jacobs and Fabrizio Romano will dive into the biggest issues in football, delivering exclusive news and views from the top pundits and players, as well as answering your questions! thedailybriefing.io Every week Angus Scott, Ben Jacobs and Fabrizio Romano will dive into the biggest issues in football, delivering exclusive news and views from the top pundits and players, as well as answering your questions! thedailybriefing.io 4 SEPT 2023 Inside Spain's...
The Toughest Top-Four To Call!?

Aug 7, 2023 | thedailybriefing.io | Angus Scott

This week hosts Angus Scott and Ben Jacobs welcome in Ballon d’Or winner Ruud Gullit to talk about the big six clubs in the Premier League and how the top-four will shape up over the length of the season. Fabrizio Romano also joins in to talk about the very latest on Moises Caicedo and whether or not Chelsea will buy Tyler Adams this season.
Getting a headache from Niagara mayors with multiple roles

Aug 4, 2023 | wellandtribune.ca | Angus Scott

When are two hats one too many? Or three or four hats for that matter. It’s a common phenomenon in Niagara to see local politicians wearing multiple ‘hats,’ to be sitting in on a variety of meetings. Beyond council, there’s city committees, subcommittees, commissions, the police services board, the conservation authority, and so many more. These people live their lives in a constant flurry of meetings.
Getting a headache from Niagara mayors with multiple roles

Aug 4, 2023 | niagarafallsreview.ca | Angus Scott

When are two hats one too many? Or three or four hats for that matter. It’s a common phenomenon in Niagara to see local politicians wearing multiple ‘hats,’ to be sitting in on a variety of meetings. Beyond council, there’s city committees, subcommittees, commissions, the police services board, the conservation authority, and so many more. kAm%96D6 A6@A=6 =:G6 E96:C =:G6D :?
Getting a headache from Niagara mayors with multiple roles

Aug 4, 2023 | stcatharinesstandard.ca | Angus Scott

When are two hats one too many? Or three or four hats for that matter. It’s a common phenomenon in Niagara to see local politicians wearing multiple ‘hats,’ to be sitting in on a variety of meetings. Beyond council, there’s city committees, subcommittees, commissions, the police services board, the conservation authority, and so many more. These people live their lives in a constant flurry of meetings.