Seaway Mall is proud to be a part of the many events and activities that benefit the building of a healthy and active community. I ❤ Seaway is our way to say how much we appreciate the many volunteers, not for profit agencies, businesses and people who continuously look to take an active role in making Welland a part of the Big Picture. We are "A Community that Cares" to be the best we can be and to lead the way to a healthy and sustainable community.
We hand pick our events and sponsorship to have a representation from a wide range of people, ages, cultures and causes with one thing in common, "A Community that Cares". Please visit our events calendar for a complete list of events and upcoming I ❤ Seaway programs.
Our mall features 120 unique stores that always have something happening worth finding out about. We are proud of the company we keep and the people that make them up.
Jul 21, 2010
Visit Seaway Mall on your phone.
WELLAND, ON - Are you looking for the newest promotions at Seaway Mall, exactly where GameStop is located or maybe you just have a question about but dont know where to go for the answer? To help out with all of those concerns you can now simply download the free Seaway Mall App from the iTunes store and get all of the info you need before heading out to the mall.
The app is organized into five sections: a welcome page, the mall map and directory, promotions, MySeaway and a contact button that users can tap to call Seaway Mall Customer Service.
This app is a fantastic way for shoppers to get the most out of their trips to Seaway Mall, said Michael Belcastro, President of Seaway Mall. By having the latest information with all of our promotions delivered right to a persons phone we can ensure that everyone has a terrific shopping experience and wont miss out on all of the great things happening at Seaway Mall.
For days when you need to get in and out in a hurry the Mall Map provides a way to not just browse the stores, but to see where they are located in the mall. The Promotions on the app are constantly updated to reflect the newest events and sales happening to ensure that all of the app users are up to date on the latest news.
Two other great features of the app are the Centre Court Mall Cam which lets users see a live video feed of the mall on their phone as well as the feature that allows users to check gift card balances on the go.
For more information about Seaway Mall app or to download it, visit Seaway Mall website at www.SeawayMall.com and click on the App, or go to Itunes App or simply search Seaway Mall at the iTunes store.
Mar 29, 2011
NCDSB students compete in skills competition
Seaway Mall was abuzz with the whine of skill saws, the pounding thuds hammers, the clicks and clacks of keyboards and the snips of scissors last Thursday. Over 200 Niagara District Catholic School Board (NCDSB) secondary-school students descended on the mall to participate in the boards annual Technology Skills Competition. Students from across the region competed in architectural design, auto service technology, cabinet making, team and individual carpentry, desktop publishing, electrical wiring, electronics, hairstyling, home building, landscape gardening, photography, plumbing, precision machining, video production and web design.
We want to highlight our kids talents, said Marco Magazzeni, technology consultant for the NCDSB. He explained that the board has run the competition for eight years now. Each competition is a career path, he said, pointing out that the winners in most of the categories proceed to the provincial finals in Waterloo in May. He added that the individual carpentry, video production and desktop publishing finalists first go to the regional finals in April at Niagara College.
It (the competition) is important for a number of reasons, said Magezzeni, adding, the critical one is to expose them to a career pathway. Magazzeni explained that with more schools offering specialist high skill major (SHSM) programs focusing on technical careers, the competition has grown to involve every Catholic school in the region. He added that the competition is a great experience for the students.
It was fun and great experience, said Taylor Hoekstra, who competed for Wellands Notre Dame College School in the team home building. While he and his team finished third, Hoekstra said that the competition was nonetheless an enjoyable experience. Hoekstra signed up for the schools home building SHSM program after helping his neighbours with repairs to their homes. After the competition portion wrapped up an awards banquet was held Friday morning for all the students participating with gold, silver and bronze being handed out for each technical area.
In architectural technology and design Chris Gurney of Notre Dame took gold, Jason Yang of St. Francis took silver and Brianna Meleskie of Lakeshore Catholic took bronze. Gold in auto service went to Mark VanKraigen from St. Francis while Holy Cross Robbie Dockrell took silver and Vince Pagnotta, also from Holy Cross, took bronze.
Laurie Oakes of Notre Dame took top honours in baking wit Hayle Bolibruck and Madison Foran, both from Lakeshore Catholic, landed silver and bronze respectively. In cabinet making gold went to Colin Perry of St. Paul while St. Francis Michael Gasnik took silver and St. Pauls Brad Wolkowski took bronze. St. Francis Steve Balanowski landed the gold for individual carpentry while Lakeshore Catholics Tyler Dekker left with silver and Notre Dames Jake Gaudet was handed bronze. In team carpentry the Lakeshore Catholic team of Brendan Kapteyn and Josh Dubuc landed the gold while Michael Weill and Trevor Coons of Notre Dame took silver and Parhal Bhagria and Austin Theriault of St. Michael took bronze.
Blessed Trinitys Rebeka Schmitt was handed the gold for culinary arts while Lakeshore Catholics Chris Zimolag and Stephanie Perdue took silver and bronze respectively. Desktop publishing saw Notre Dames Carly Larose finish with gold while Denis Morris Jacob Colosi and Lakeshore Catholics Alicia Punelli tied for silver. Bronze went to St. Francis Lisa Mancini.
Ryan LeCompte of Lakeshore Catholic placed first in electrical wiring with Shaun Grayley of St. Michael took silver and Gerard Thompson of St. Francis took bronze. Holy Cross Sabrina Frechette was handed gold in hairstyling while Notre Dames Ashley Gerada landed silver and St. Francis Megan Misner left with bronze.
Home building saw the Lakeshore Catholics team of Mark Kramer, Hayden Langeraap, Tyler Peckham and Lucas Shoalts were given the gold. St. Michaels team of Jacob Denney, Joey Gorham, Corey Gonschoir and Jordan Vanderloos took silver while Notre Dames team of Drew Milkovich, Brooker Muir, Ryan Dankin and Taylor Hoekstra took bronze.
In landscape gardening St. Michaels Colin Mayer and Dylan Booth landed gold with Matt Mitchel and Gregory Hendriks of Blessed Trinity taking silver. Bronze went to the team of Chris Cameron of Lakeshore catholic and Holly Halsey of Denis Morris. Notre Dames Davis Racy and Tricia Zaremba landed gold and silver respectively in photography while Emily House of Lakeshore Catholic went home with bronze. The gold in plumbing was awarded to Lakeshore Catholics Josh Vail with St. Michaels Martin Smal landing silver and Notre Dames Dakota Egerter walking away with bronze. In video production the Holy Cross team of Ariana Nunes and Jade Grodesky landed gold while St. Pauls Nathan Fabiano and Sharly Chan took silver and Notre Dames Cameron Biller and Brad Best received bronze. Gold in web design was handed to Nasir Dowlatkhah of St. Michael while Mike Ross of Notre Dame took silver and Cameron Williams of St. Michael landed bronze.