Over the last decade the number of restaurants and hotels has multiplied enormously. Along with that has been an increase in the number of billboards around. Well, it look like there are going to be more. This was taken at the corner of Stanley Avenue and Robinson Street: You can’t see it in the picture,…
From the Saturday, July 23, 2005 issue of the Niagara Falls Review: Wrestling legend “Rowdyâ€â€™ Roddy Piper, right, plays along with a young fan during Piper’s Pit Friday on Clifton Hill. They were joined by announcer Bobby “The Brain†Heenan. Photo: Corey Larocque, The Review Rowdy Roddy brings Pit to Falls By JOHN LAW Review…
From the July 2005 Niagara: the visitor magazine: To Protect and Serve The Royal Canadian Mountie’s scarlet tunic is a recognizable national symbol Visit with a recognized national symbol – a Royal Canadian Mountie – at the Canadian Horseshoe Falls, Table Rock Complex, in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from June 24…