Grimsby, Pelham and Lincoln will all receive cash from the province, for local seniors programs.
Niagara West MPP Sam Oosterhoff stopped by the Meridian Community Centre yesterday, to announce $52,727 for Pelham, another $52,727 for Grimsby and $42,027 for Lincoln.
He says the money will help local seniors stay active and socially connected.
The province is investing a total of $14.1-million, to support 300 Seniors Active Living Centre programs across Ontario.
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