This is an article from a site in Australia about the West Edmonton Mall. I know it isn’t Niagara Falls-related, but I just had to share the opening paragraph: Vancouver has its picturesque bays, Montreal its French flair and Toronto is home to wondrous Niagara Falls. Mention Edmonton and the thing that usually pops to…
I want to go! @NiagaraParksPR: New Animals of the Rainforest Exhibit opens this weekend at Butterfly Conservatory:… http://t.co/ZCGJuHO8 # The new Mac's at Stanley/Ferry is now open. I went in and it looks nice. The gas bar isn't open yet http://t.co/nKN4IKt2 #
I took this picture on Monday when workers were dismantling the Disney light displays in Queen Victoria Park.
The 241 Pizza location that was on Stanley Ave (across from the new Wyndham Garden), is now out of business.
I’m not sure how I got on their mailing list (the subscribe page is empty right now), but I’m glad I am on it. Last week I received the latest email from the Skylon Tower.
From a PR Newswire press release: Audience members will have a rare opportunity to engage with legendary entertainer Carol Burnett in an intimate setting as she takes the stage May 4 & 5 at the Fallsview Casino Resort, performing Laughter and Reflection: A Conversation with Carol, Where the Audience Asks the Questions. Widely recognized for…
The new Mac’s convenience store location (former 7-Eleven) is almost ready to open. The gas bar is in place, the store looks stocked, and the parking lot has one layer of pavement on it.
I posted before about a notice of public hearing for the strip along Victoria Ave (between TGI Friday’s and the end closest to Clifton Hill). There is still no indication as to what the space is going to be used for.
Last week I received the latest email newsletter from the Hilton Hotel and Suites Niagara Falls Fallsview.
From the Niagara Falls Review: One of the most dramatic and tragic events in the history of Niagara Falls took place 100 years ago Saturday. Feb. 4, 1912, a Sunday, was a clear, windy and very cold day in Niagara Falls. Nevertheless, hundreds of people — both residents and tourists — were on hand that…