St. Catharines is bringing back its Digital Service Squad Program.
This is all thanks to a $72,659 grant from FedDev Ontario.
The program helps small businesses enhance their online presence and it's more important now than ever due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
It first launched in the Garden City last year.
This year it's going to target several areas including the downtown core and Port Dalhousie.
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