Meet your candidate
Noah Machek has proudly called St. Catharines home for the past 15 years alongside his wife, Lisa. A carpenter with more than a decade of experience in the construction industry, Noah has contributed to projects that have helped strengthen communities across Niagara, including transportation, infrastructure, and public space improvements. As a member of the CLAC Local 6 bargaining unit, Noah has championed better pay for workers, better health coverage and employee rights.
As Chair of the Clean City Task Force, Noah works with residents to promote civic pride through community cleanups and neighbourhood initiatives that help keep St. Catharines clean, welcoming, and vibrant.
Community service is an important part of Noah’s life. A dedicated supporter of the Rankin Cancer Run, he honours the memory of his grandmother, Katharina Machek, helping raise support for families affected by cancer. He has also supported Gillian’s Place, including serving as an Ambassador in 2025 and advocates for individuals and families impacted by violence.
Noah’s career has been built on hard work, accountability, and delivering results. He is committed to bringing those same values to City Hall, guided by honesty, integrity, and transparency. His focus is simple: listening to residents, advocating for their priorities, and helping build a stronger future for St. Patrick’s Ward.
building a stronger ward 4
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My goal is to restore the beauty of our city and invest in the parks and green spaces and neighbourhoods that make St. Catharines a beautful place to live.
More flowers, gardens, and beautification projects throughout the city
Better park maintenance and upkeep
Improved tree maintenance and care
Cleaner public spaces and city-owned properties
More attention to neighbourhood pride and beautification
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City Hall should work for residents every day by delivering dependable services, maintaining public assets, and responding quickly to community needs.
Faster snow removal and winter maintenance that supports families, seniors and those living with disabilities
Better maintenance of city garbage cans and public spaces
More proactive and quicker by-law enforcement
Quicker response to community concerns
Preventative maintenance to address issues before they become costly problems
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I am committed to working collaboratively to increase housing affordability in ward 4, while supporting programs that help vulnerable residents get the assistance they need.
Support more affordable housing options and city initiatives that aim to get housing built faster
Work with all levels of government and community partners to address the homelessness crisis
Support services that help people transition to stable housing
Focus on practical solutions that improve quality of life for all residents
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Investing in the infrastructure residents rely on every day is critical, while ensuring taxpayer dollars create value for our community.
Invest in roads, bridges, water, and sewer infrastructure
Maintain and improve critical city assets
Keep more city work in-house whenever practical
Protect local jobs and municipal expertise
Plan for future growth through responsible infrastructure investment
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It’s time we transform underused industrial lands into productive community assets that create jobs, attract investment, and strengthen St. Catharines for future generations.
Support responsible brownfield cleanup and remediation
Create a long-term redevelopment vision for the site with realistic timelines
Attract new jobs and investment
Explore opportunities for housing, employment, and community uses
Ensure redevelopment benefits local residents through employment opportunities
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