Niagara Falls’ Dual Nature

    From Michigan Live: Nearly three decades had passed when my husband yearned to return to Niagara Falls. At first, I resisted: I’m not fond of wax figurines and bizarre collections. However, I admit the falls themselves never fail to impress. So, I reconsidered. My partner and I would go back to the falls. This time,…

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      Get High Over the Falls

      From the Welland Tribune: Why not view one of the world’s most famous sights, high above the multitude of visitors clamouring to get close? The mighty cataracts in Niagara Falls draw 20 million to the banks of the Niagara River each year. You can view the falls, by boat (Maid of the Mist), by air…

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        Fireworks Artist

        From the Niagara Falls Review: A quick 10-count confirms David Whysall’s very good at his job. “Got ’em all,” says Whysall, wiggling his fingers. He has been in the fireworks business going back to his childhood. “I’ve been in it since 1965,” he says. “It was a local industry back in England and I was…

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          Stores want to open on holidays

          From Niagara This Week: Tourists teem in places such as Clifton Hill, Ferry Street, Victoria Park and Table Rock in Niagara Falls, but do they venture as far as the area of Optimist Park or Montrose Road north of Thorold Stone Road in the city’s north end? The Home Depot next to Optimist Park and…

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            Convention centre design-build team helping project to go green

            From Niagara This Week: Two new additions to the Niagara Convention and Civic Centre design-and-build team will help it attain accreditation as an environmentally friendly building. The design team for the convention centre has added the bridging compliance consultant services of the Zeidler Partnership, made up of Zeidler architects/consultants and the HNTB architectural/programming firm.

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              ‘Drop the retail sales tax’

              From the Niagara Falls Review: Removing the provincial sales tax applied to hotel stays and attractions would provide an economic boost for tourist towns like Niagara Falls, says Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader John Tory. Doing so would also benefit families and businesses struggling through challenging economic times made worse by skyrocketing energy costs, he said….

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