St. Catharines has launched a new tax relief program for commercial property owners.
They could apply to have their tax payments deferred until the end of November.
But they have to prove if they have been financially struggling during the pandemic whether they've lost revenue or if they had to temporarily close all together.
The program is for those who own shopping centres, parking lots or office buildings.
You can find more information on the city's website.
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