Niagara Blog

Phil Tregunno, of Tregunno Farms, is one of five growers featured in a Presidents Choice campaign with Galen Weston of Loblaw Companies Limited.

This soon-to-be student is just a little too excited to be moving to Welland.

The wreck of the Ruth B is located where the Niagara River meets Lake Erie.

Ontario currently has two churches on the list of the smallest in the world. This one is one of them and it’s located in Niagara on the Lake.

This Lakeside Park Carousel at Port Dalhousie was carved by Charles I. D. Looff in 1905 and is still just 5 cents a ride.

Here is a kite show from this years Canal Days in Port Colborne.

Passengers tape from a plane 4000 feet above the Fallsview Tourist District in Niagara Falls.

I made it out to Daredevil Days on Saturday and was disappointed to hear that Dean Sullivan would not be dropping 1000 feet from a helicopter, but rather be dropping 200 feet from a crane. It was also disappointing to see that some of the events that had been scheduled for Saturday didn’t happen at […]

It is said to be one of the most frightening roller coasters to ever be built. This is a series of clips edited together from old newsreels of both Crystal Beach and Palisades Park. These were 2 of the 3 infamous Cyclone triplets that were built in 1927.

Two very excited girls make a trip to Niagara Falls and cross over into Canada for the first time.

This new attraction on Clifton Hill allows tourists to execute a realistic looking dummy for $2.

Here is a clip from the Late Show with David Letterman of the dock diving dog Forrest Gumpy.

This is a clip of fully-clothed Seth Rogen trying to jump further than the dogs did.

Funny tourist commentary about water falling to it’s death.

Here are a couple videos from Welland’s 150th Birthday celebration.
Also see: Welland Celebrates 150th Birthday

Time lapse of the construction of the Brock Plaza in St. Catharines, Ontario

A local activist will be returning to her roots to mark the 30th anniversary of one of the worst environmental disasters in local history.
After 30 years she’s still at it. Housewife turned environmental activist Lois Gibbs is still fighting for the former residents of Love Canal.
Here is some old news footage from the disaster.