All things Niagara Falls tourism…
A visitor to Niagara Falls blogged about a recent trip:
Just got back from my trip to Niagara Falls. We stayed on the American side, but spent most of our time over in the Canadian side.
A few days later the person than posted some pictures:
Here are some of the images I took on my trip to Niagara Falls, both from the Canadian side and the American side. I put them into colleges for easier viewing…
From Niagara This Week:
Heading into the home stretch of the provincial election, Premier Dalton McGuinty is promising a bright future for the city’s two casinos.
The premier made a promise to keep both casinos open after a raucous crowd welcomed him and his wife, Terri, to the Renaissance Hotel Tuesday night for a Liberal rally with incumbent Kim Craitor.
From the Niagara Falls Review:
While the falls are certainly the most remarkable and most-visited phenomenon on the Niagara River, the whirlpool must rank as No. 2.
The earliest references to the whirlpool refer to it as the Twelve Mile Pond, since it was approximately that distance from Lake Ontario.
In 1785, the land beside the whirlpool was settled by John Thompson and his wife, Jeannet. They called their property, appropriately, Whirlpool Farm.
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