Disclaimer for Health Inspections

Niagara Region provides information on facility inspections for:

  • Consumption and treatment services
  • Food premises
  • Licensed child care settings
  • Personal service settings (hair, nails, aesthetics, tattooing, piercing)
  • Recreational camps
  • Recreational water facilities (pools, spas, splash pads, wading pools)
  • Small drinking water systems (public wells and cisterns)
  • Water haulers

Use of this information is subject to agreement to the following terms and conditions:

  • Inspection results reflect observations made by Public Health inspectors at the time of the inspection
  • Results do not guarantee the conditions of a facility at all times and should not be relied upon for that purpose
  • Niagara Region Public Health and Emergency Services is responsible for inspecting the health practices of facilities under the Health Protection and Promotion Act. We do not evaluate the quality of goods and services provided.
  • While we aim to update information within 24 to 48 hours, we cannot guarantee it is accurate, complete or current at all times. We do not provide warranty or representation, whether expressed or implied, about the information.
  • We are not liable for any inaccurate, delayed or incomplete information, or for any actions taken based on this information
  • Location data from Google Maps may not always be precise and should not be relied upon for accuracy
  • Information, material or content does not imply endorsement of facilities or their products and services

Information is for your reference only without warranty, guarantee or responsibility of any kind, either expressed or implied. Reproduction of any content requires permission from Niagara Region Public Health and Emergency Services.

If you find a discrepancy, have questions or if there is a business not listed, contact the Environmental Health Duty Officer or call 905-688-8248 ext. 7590, Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Tobacco convictions

Prospective buyers of tobacco retail dealer premises are strongly encouraged to contact the local public health unit to confirm premises conviction history.

A premises with two or more convictions against the owner at that address is subject to a Notice of Prohibition Against the Sale, Storage and Delivery of Tobacco Products (known as an automatic prohibition or "AP"). Section 16 of the Smoke-Free Ontario Act states that upon becoming aware that there are two or more convictions against any person for tobacco sales offences committed at the same place within a five year period, the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care shall notify the owner(s) or occupant of the place that the sale, storage and delivery of tobacco products is prohibited at the place.

The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care accepts requests from public health units for automatic prohibitions where owner(s) of the business was / were convicted on two occasions rather than employees.

The Smoke-Free Ontario Act convictions report published on public health units' websites lists all owner related tobacco sales convictions that are eligible for an automatic prohibition.

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