The Niagara River heritage is being protected under a mandate while facing pressure from tourist development plans.
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Updated Jul 24
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What happened
The Niagara River heritage is being protected under a mandate while facing pressure from tourist development plans.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
Niagara Falls tourism expansion and casino development plansAlso in this story
- Ontario plans to slash gambling tax rates and bring more casinos to Niagara Falls, while Jim Diodati lost his election.
- Ontario is slashing the tax rate for gambling operators in Niagara Falls to attract big-name casinos.
- Ford's agenda is driving privatization efforts in the Niagara region.
- Premier Ford visited communities after flooding.
The entities involved
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Niagara River
watercourse on the boundary of Canada and the United States
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Niagara Parks Commission
agency of the Government of Ontario, Canada
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Jim Diodati
Canadian politician
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Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- wrvo.orgLittle fish, big deal: $13.4M minnow passageway helps repair Niagara River ecosystem
- wnypapers.comInnovative $13.4M Niagara River fish passage completed, revitalizing critical great lakes food web
- wellandtribune.ca