From Niagara This Week:
A long-awaited city-owned People Mover system in Niagara Falls is finally poised to become reality, with the province and federal government announcing Monday they’re going to pump $50 million into the project.
The concept for a new People Mover system has been kicked around for years. At one time it was even envisioned as a high-tech monorail system in the tourism district.
The new city-owned People Mover system of buses is separate from the Niagara Parks Commission’s People Mover system, which transports people between Parks properties and has been around for decades.
“The Government of Canada is proud to be a long-time supporter of this project,” said Niagara Falls MP and federal justice minister Rob Nicholson. “The Niagara People Mover will contribute to easier movement of people in this great city.”
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