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On Thursday, Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. unveiled its plan to create 29 “gaming zones” in Ontario – places where privately operated slots facilities will be allowed in the future. Fort Erie didn’t make the list.

Kids have that unique gift for getting right to the heart of the matter. So when daredevil Nik Wallenda stood in front of about 200 students at Notre Dame Elementary School Wednesday afternoon, the famed aerialist faced some of the best questions he’s been asked since he first began to make his acquaintance with Niagara Falls.

WEGO, the new $50-million visitor transportation system being launched by the city of Niagara Falls and the Niagara Parks Commission, will miss most of the current tourist season.

I’d like to begin by telling you about the bane of a bellman’s existence, GPT. No, it isn’t a new federal tax. You can exhale now. GPT stands for Guests’ Perception of Time and this phenomenon occurs whenever an impatient traveller is waiting for, well, anything, really.

The Niagara Regional Police Services Board announced Wednesday Jeffrey McGuire, an acting deputy chief of the Toronto Police Service, has been selected to replace Chief Wendy Southall, who retired earlier this year.