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Environment Canada has issued a heat event for Niagara, beginning Thursday, July 24 through Friday, July 25. The extreme heat has a possibility to continue through the weekend for some areas.

The Town of Grimsby recognizes the important roles our local community groups, clubs, and organizations play in the well-being of Grimsby residents. As such, the Town is currently taking applications for two incredible programs: The Grimsby Community Development Grant Program (GCDG) and the Community Project Grant Program (CPGP).

Environment and Climate Change Canada are calling for a prolonged period of heat that started today and is expected to end by Wednesday evening (July 16) or possibly Thursday (July 17).

From May to September 2025, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are conducting inspections in select areas of the Niagara Region, including the Town of Grimsby, as part of its ongoing Plum Pox Virus (PPV) Monitoring and Management Program.

Environment and Climate Change Canada is reporting a multi-day heat event starting Saturday, July 5, which is expected to continue until Sunday evening (July 6).

All phone services have been restored and are now operating normally.

We're currently experiencing a phone outage and are working with our provider to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Final property tax bills are being delivered to residents of the Town of Grimsby. To prepare for the possibility of a Canada Post strike, bills are being mailed earlier than usual.

Environment and Climate Change Canada is reporting a multi-day heat event starting Sunday at noon and is expected to continue until Tuesday evening (June 24).

• Daytime highs: 31–36°C
• Humidex Vales of 40–45°C
• Overnight lows: 21–25°C, providing a little relief from the heat.