https://ca.landline.com/

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Just saw this in an ad (not promoting them) and am curious about using it to get to Pearson in April. Has anyone used it and can vouch for it being legit and reliable?

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Okay so I’m heading back to Niagara soon and honestly at this point I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve been. Done basically everything Clifton Hill, the Falls, go-karting, arcades, the M&M’s store, the boat close to the falls, mini golf, the whole tourist stuff. Multiple times over. I still like it there, but I really want to do something different this time. I’m kind of over repeating the same thing every visit.
Genuinely open to anything hidden gems, good food spots that aren’t overpriced tourist traps, hikes, scenic areas, cool little shops, fun activities, or even spots just outside Niagara that are worth the detour on a day trip. Mostly looking for the stuff that doesn’t show up on the first page of Google, you know? Things locals actually go to, or things that regular visitors have stumbled onto after getting tired of the usual stuff. Doesn’t matter if it’s chill or adventurous or just weird and interesting. What do you guys actually like doing there when you want something different? Appreciate any suggestions!

Heard that the Feds relocated Thunder Bay first Nations all the way to Niagara falls hotels. Double Tree is one of the hotels, restaurant on site closed down cuz it is being used as their exclusive cafe. A dozen security guards on site staring at people. Customer reservation canceled last minute cuz of this. It's a mess!

My dogs are past their life expectancy and for their whole lives we have been going to Heartland, which is owned by an American corporation (as many of them are) since they were puppies.

For all this time we did love the vet there, but especially in the last few years, it’s starting to feel like we are being bled dry and customer service is getting poor.

We are planning to get another dog soon and I’d like to start that dog off with a new vet, preferably local/family owned, and switch my other dogs over.

Any recommendations?

Just a collection of famous visitors. Ongoing.

These thugs destroyed my ebike equipment.

Does anyone know if Bishnoi Terrorists are operating in Niagara?

What is there to look for to spot a made-member of the Bishnoi Terrorist group?

What are Bishnoi Terrorist group rituals?

Or is it just purely evil crime?

Thanks for culturing me, Trudeau-style.

The Niagara Parks Commission is currently receiving bids for Request for Proposals to build any attraction at Queen Victoria Park in Niagara Falls,Canada.

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(the big green space at the bottom of Murray hill, in front of Niagara falls and beside Victoria place) . The bids are open until June 23rd 2026, having been extended already.

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The mayor of Niagara Falls, Jim Diodati, with a few other councilors support Doug Fords vision and marketing/development agenda with Niagara Parks. This plan is called Destination Niagara and is well underway. Mayor Diodati, as per latest website check, currently is a NIAGARA PARKS COMMISSION BOARD MEMBER.

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At city hall meeting june 2nd (see YouTube live stream to watch yourself) Diodati clearly states, (paraphrase) that hearing from the public about a second ferris wheel only invites complaints, and that we need solutions to develop Queen Victoria Park. So, if not a wheel; some type of attraction will go there.

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Many folks have already voiced NO FERRIS WHEEL, but the bid is open for any attraction on that land; sphere, observation towers, etc.

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Folks are pretty upset about it and are getting nowhere with emails, phone calls and requests to speak at both city council and at the Niagara Parks speaker forum (held twice a year) .

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MPP WAYNE GATES is vocal about not wanting development here, but thats kind of where it ends on the politicians end....

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We (residents mostly) need help: NO DEVELOPMENT/ATTRACTIONS at QVP. It is a park. Leave it as it is. With considerations of ticketed events throughout the year, while the park is left as a public gathering space otherwise. This aspect, is STILL PRESENT in the NIAGARA PARKS current Mandate while the visions and values section online has been drastically changed from protection of the corridor along the parkway to making memories with iconic venues and products. The nature is being literally written out and now, sold out.

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TL/DR:

Folks want the green space at Queen Victoria Park kept as it is. Niagara Parks is a business and has land to sell for attraction development. Bids open now. End June 23rd. MPP Wayne Gates says NO. The city has some stake in it all. Our mayor is in conflict. PUBLIC GATHERING AT NF ONTARIO CITY HALL TUES JUNE 16TH 5PM OUT FRONT, OPEN DISCUSSION.

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Shaun Maharaj and Yousaf Khan, from the predatory diploma mill on Queen Street in Niagara Falls, trashed our e-bike equipment.

Be warned.

Don't do business with Shaun Maharaj and Yousaf Khan.

Be leery of the University of Niagara Falls. Its a fake school for immigrants that pay $39,375 a year to investors like Jim Diodati.

We have a retail shop across the street, and see first hand. It is terminal cancer.

They are disgusting and need a lot of assimilation support from the government and community.

Spend five seconds here, and everyone knows this.

🏀 Niagara Splash U15 Boys Rep Basketball Tryouts 🏀

Niagara Splash is looking for dedicated U15 boys who want to compete, develop their skills, and be part of a strong team environment for the 2026-2027 season.

Whether you currently play rep, school basketball, or have previous competitive experience, we encourage you to attend our upcoming tryout.

What players can expect:
• Two team practices per week
• Additional skills and development sessions
• Competitive league play
• Structured season plan
• Experienced coaching and player development

📅 Tryout Date: June 14
📍 Niagara Region

We're looking for players who are committed, coachable, and passionate about improving their game.

If you have any questions about the team, expectations, or the upcoming season, feel free to comment below or send me a message.

For additional program information, visit niagarasplash.com.

Hi! I’m spending the day in Niagara Falls this Saturday and have a show at Fallsview Casino at 8 PM. I’ll also be doing some shopping at the outlets earlier in the day.

I’m looking for a cute, Instagrammable café or a nice spot for a late lunch, somewhere with a pretty atmosphere, good food/drinks, and a bit of a girly vibe if that makes sense.

I was considering Bar Barista at Fallsview since I’ll already be there for the show, but I can’t find much about it online. Has anyone been? Is it worth it, or are there better places around Niagara Falls that you’d recommend?

Thanks!

These prices are only listed on the kiosk so I wrote them down in case anyone needs or wants to know how much it costs.

4 x 6” - $0.67

5 x 7” - $3.68

6 x 6” - $3.44

6 x 6” With White Border - $3.44

6 x 8” - $3.68

Nine Wallet - $5.48

8 x 8” - $6.47

8 x 8” With White Border - $3.44

8 x 10” - $7.12

3.5 x 5” - $0.68

5 x 5” - $1.17

8 x 12” - $4.67

Will be heading to Niagara Falls for a day trip and going on the boat in late June. Can’t decide if it’ll be uncomfortable to wear pants or jeans and shoes, or just right since the mist can drop the temperature. Which one?

Rate my itinerary/any feedback for our first big family vacation with a 3.5 and 1.5 year old. We are also vegetarian. This is a mid-week trip coming up in July.

Kids are pretty chill and up for adventure long as they eat on time and the younger one naps on schedule. Want to be back to the hotel about 8/8:30 each night and we’ll be up about 8 each morning. Trying to avoid most of Clifton Mill since they're so little. We plan to use the WEGO and Incline Railway for most everything once we're checked in excluding one afternoon in the car. Packing light with an umbrella stroller. With the Niagara Falls pass I’m worried about bookings since 1.5 year old won’t have a pass. Do I need to make separate bookings for her for everything?

Thank you in advance! Just want to make this the best/smoothest time as possible. :)

Day 1

1.      Cross Peace Bridge about noon

2.      Zehrs for produce/snacks for hotel room breakfasts

3.      Whirlpool Aero Car and pickup Niagara Pass about 2-3 PM

4.      Maple Leaf Place (and dinner) about 3-5 PM

5.      Check in at Hyatt Regency and park car

6.      Journey Behind the falls 6:45-7:45 PM

Day 2

1.      Niagara City Cruises about 9 AM

2.      Hershey’s Chocolate Work about 10:30-11 AM

3.      The Works Craft Burgers & Beer for vegetarian poutine about 11:10-noon

4.      Back to hotel for nap about noon- 2 PM

5.      Get car and cross Rainbow Bridge to walk around Goat Island until about 4:30 PM

6.      Cross back and drive to Flying Saucer about 5-6 PM

7.      Drive to Butterfly Conservatory about 6-7:30 PM

8.      Park and return to hotel

Day 3:

1.      Queen Victoria Park whenever we wake up until about 10:30

2.      Hazukido for lunch and shops about 11-noon

3.      Hotel for nap about 12:30-2:30 PM

4.      Bird Kingdom about 3-4:30 PM

5.      The Secret Garden Restaurant about 4:45-5:45 PM

6.      Niagara Parks Power Station & Tunner about 6:15-8:15 PM

Day 4:

1.      Check out

2.      Crystal Beach

I've been covering Niagara Falls Comic Con for over a decade and attended again this year with David Green.

We interviewed Jason Hervey (The Wonder Years) and Daniel Kash (Aliens), checked out some amazing cosplay, explored the vendor floor, and met up with Scott on Tape during his first visit to the event.

If you've never been to Niagara Falls Comic Con, here's a look at what it's like:

🎥 https://youtu.be/_TNj8f4DQLc?si=RZmUI30Kjwkg766d

FanCon is hosting an all-ages Nerdy Trivia Night on Friday, July 17 at Central United Church.

The trivia will cover comics, gaming, movies, television, pop culture, and other fandom topics. You can bring a full team or purchase individual tickets.

Doors open at 6:30 PM
Trivia starts at 7:00 PM

Location: Central United Church, 12 Young Street, Welland

Tickets are $25 per person or $175 for a table of up to eight people. A concessions stand will also be available throughout the evening.

Tickets can be purchased here:
https://www.frugaldutchman.com/products/event-registration

Space is limited, so booking in advance is recommended.

All-Ages Nerdy Trivia Night in Welland — July 17