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Bernard Lansbergen

Bernard Lansbergen

Bernard was born and raised in Belgium but moved to Canada in 2012. For the first few years he lived in Montreal where he obtained a communications degree from Concordia University. In 2020 he moved to Niagara. Bernard loves telling people’s stories and wants to get to know those that make Thorold into the great place it is.

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Recent Work by Bernard

City turns down traffic calming requests after studies find no signs of speeding

City turns down traffic calming requests after studies find no signs of speeding

But the city is still investigating whether or not to enforce a 40 km/h speed limit throughout the entire city
Welland Canals Parkway closed this week

Welland Canals Parkway closed this week

The parkway will open again on February 23, with a one lane restriction until February 28
ICYMI: Council approves 5.18 per cent tax hike

ICYMI: Council approves 5.18 per cent tax hike

It only took Thorold City Council an hour and a half to agree on the 2025 City Budget
ICYMI: Thorold council lambasts region for 'atrocious' 9.6 per cent tax hike

ICYMI: Thorold council lambasts region for 'atrocious' 9.6 per cent tax hike

'Mayor [Terry] Ugulini and myself voted against it,' said Regional Councillor Tim Whalen, who had the thankless job of defending the budget to Thorold council members
Thorold resident worried about 'solid ice' on downtown sidewalks

Thorold resident worried about 'solid ice' on downtown sidewalks

'I've seen people slipping and I just hope no one's gotten hurt so far'
Snow plow coming through! Make sure to move your car

Snow plow coming through! Make sure to move your car

With snow in the forecast later this afternoon, City Hall is warning residents to get their cars off the road
Thorold Theatre takes new direction with new president and new name

Thorold Theatre takes new direction with new president and new name

Daniel Willis is charting a new course for the group now known as the Thorold Vagabond Theatre; 'It's my job to turn the ship around'
Port Robinson community to come together over pasta

Port Robinson community to come together over pasta

On Monday, February 17, the Port Robinson Community Centre is holding its 7th annual pasta dinner, which doubles as a major fundraiser
ICYMI: Heritage Committee comes up with new street names

ICYMI: Heritage Committee comes up with new street names

The city is one step closer to having a few new street names; 'It might also be a nice idea in the current climate to throw in a few patriotic Canadian names'
Another Thorold city planner takes off

Another Thorold city planner takes off

2025 is not off to a great start
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