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The City of Niagara Falls was unsuccessful in its application for $45.2 million in federal Housing Accelerator Fund moneys to construct 1,668 units in three years and 9,660 units in 10 years. Municipal officials are hopeful the city will be successful in its next round of applications

Despite a challenging economic climate, Niagara Falls surpassed its provincially modified 2023 housing target of 587 units, say municipal staff

Months of preparation and coordination went into welcoming tens of thousands of tourists to the city and state park, many for their first visit. And on the whole, the weekend

Mayor Jim Diodati blames Niagara Regions emergency declaration for scaring away visitors

Niagara Falls officially set the record for the "largest gathering of people dressed as the sun," just hours ahead of the total solar eclipse.

This summer, locals and tourists alike will get a grand view of Niagara Falls, basking in the majesty of the sky as LIVE! Incorporated is getting ready to launch Niagara Falls newest attraction: LIVE! On Air Fallsview Balloon Ride on the worlds largest tethered helium balloon.

Since the creation of the Niagara Reservation in 1885, New York has been conserving land in its state parks.

“Solar eclipses create a great intersection of science, history, art, myth and awe,” the eclipse artist told Observer.

People planning now to stay overnight next month to watch the total solar eclipse in the heart of Niagara Falls will be paying a premium

Provincial government provides approval for DSBN to issue tender for elementary school near Kalar, McLeod roads