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Niagara Falls getting Canada’s tallest Ferris wheel after controversial park plan abandoned (opens the original)
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The Niagara Parks Commission is abandoning a plan to build a controversial Ferris wheel close to the world-famous falls after a local company stepped up with a proposal to replace its aging wheel with a new $40-million structure. The company, HOCO Entertainment and Resorts, will build a new 76-metre-high Ferris wheel on Clifton Hill, a street in the Niagara Falls entertainment district, in place of its existing SkyWheel, which it has operated for 20 years. “Niagara Parks is very pleased that thi
Can Niagara Falls be Canada’s Vegas? Inside the bold plan to double tourism with more casinos, a bigger airport and a theme park (opens the original)
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The Toronto Power Generating Station sits like a jewel at the top of a crown, the stunning 1906 Beaux-Arts building perched at the edge of the Niagara River just upstream from one of the most powerful waterfalls in the world. Once tasked with supplying power to Toronto, the venerable landmark is now being repurposed as the Toronto Power Hotel, Niagara Falls’ first five-star boutique hotel, with a planned opening in 2030. The building’s restoration is a sign of a broader transformation of the Ni
Are some WestJet passengers still stranded? (opens the original)
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WestJet customers continued to bear the brunt of a labour disruption Tuesday as the airline struggled to rebook passengers after a one-day strike by cabin crew and a lockout by the airline. The airline resumed operations Monday after it reached a tentative agreement to end the strike, but said in an email Tuesday that WestJet is “entering the recovery phase following a labour disruption” and that the “impacts of the disruption continue as the airline works to restore its network.” On Tuesday,
Halton Region secures billions of dollars from developers to support massive growth planned in its municipalities (opens the original)
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Halton has secured billions of dollars from developers to build infrastructure that will support thousands of new homes planned by the region’s municipalities of Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville. The money will be used to expand water treatment and wastewater plants, as well as to build roads, allowing the municipalities not only to reach their provincial goal of building 92,000 homes by 2031, but also to support growth beyond that date. ”Halton has a very long history of partnerin
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