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Bruce Power provides $100,000 in mutual aid for Niagara Region flood recovery efforts

Bruce Power communicationsBy: Bruce Power communications  August 12, 2026
Bruce Power provides $100,000 in mutual aid for Niagara Region flood recovery efforts

Bruce Power is providing $100,000 in mutual aid assistance to support communities across Niagara Region as they recover from unprecedented rainfall events that resulted in states-of-emergency being declared in the City of St. Catharines and the Town of Lincoln.

The Niagara region experienced extreme rainfall, July 27-28, followed by another significant weather event, Aug. 2, causing widespread flooding, property damage, and disruption to residents and businesses.

Working closely with local officials and emergency management teams, Bruce Power is supplying critical recovery materials and equipment, including small generators, construction-grade and heavy-duty garbage bags, cleaning supplies, mops, brooms, disinfectants, mould-removal products, paper products, laundry detergent, baby diapers, personal hygiene items, fans, and dehumidifiers.

By leveraging our strong supplier relationships and procurement capabilities, we were able to quickly secure and co-ordinate the delivery of critical recovery supplies to Niagara Region," said Jeff Holland, director of supply chain at Bruce Power.

The mutual aid support reflects Bruce Power’s commitment to helping Ontario communities during times of need and building strong partnerships through emergency preparedness and response.

Bruce Power has always believed in supporting our neighbouring communities when they face extraordinary challenges,” said Jeff Steven, chief security officer and head of emergency preparedness. “When municipalities are dealing with the impacts of severe weather and flooding, timely access to resources can make a meaningful difference in recovery efforts. We are proud to provide assistance to the residents and emergency officials in Niagara Region as they work to restore homes, businesses and community infrastructure.”

Bruce Power regularly partners with municipalities, emergency management organizations and community leaders across Ontario to support preparedness, response and recovery efforts during emergencies and natural disasters.


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