From the Niagara Falls Review:
For its 24th year, the Winter Festival of Lights is doing some adding through subtracting.
Say goodbye to the weekly night parades after eight years. Say hello to $250,000 worth of new lights, displays and events.
The winter tradition, starting Nov. 4, will include more concerts and activities this year as it gears up for a gala 25th edition next year. And it won’t stop until the event is recognized as the top lights festival in Canada, said general manager Dino Fazio.
“We will keep you busy, no question.”