- Description
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The St. Catharines Downtown Association (SCDA) is a non-profit organization that represents approximately 700 members including commercial property owners, retailers, restaurants and professional offices in the designated BIA (Business Improvement Area).
The mandate of the St. Catharines Downtown Association includes participating in programs aimed at the physical improvement and beautification of the core, as well as the promotion of the Downtown as a great place in which to shop, work, dine, play, meet, live and explore.
- Number of employees
- 2 - 10 employees
- Company website
- https://www.mydowntown.ca
- Industries
- Academic association Business & management Environment Government Non-profit, philanthropic & civil society
- Representation
- Small Business Community-Focused
Socials
Recent projects
Downtown St. Catharines Value Analysis
The St. Catharines Downtown Association seeks to understand and communicate the economic and cultural value of its downtown area in comparison to the broader City and Region. The goal of this project is to analyze existing data sets related to economic activity, foot traffic, cultural events, GDP and business growth within downtown St. Catharines. By comparing these metrics to those of the larger City and Region, the project aims to highlight the unique contributions and strengths of the downtown area. This analysis will help the Association advocate for resources, support local businesses, and plan future initiatives. The project will provide learners with the opportunity to apply data analysis skills, utilize visualization tools, and develop a comprehensive report that effectively communicates their findings.
Economic Value Modeling for Downtown St. Catharine
The main goal for the project is to model the economic value of Downtown St. Catharines compared to the City as a Whole, Region of Niagara and other downtowns. This will involve analyzing various economic factors such as business revenue, property values, tourism, and other relevant data to create a comprehensive model of the economic impact of the downtown area.