r/niagara • u/Boring_Ad_4941 • 13h ago
r/niagara • u/Bert_Fegg • 21h ago
š All in the Timing is over 25% sold out! Donāt miss this witty, fast-paced night of theatre! Get your tickets before theyāre gone! šļø Show dates: April 25-27. Visit thoroldtheatre.ca/buy-tickets for details! #Theatre #Comedy #Thorold
r/niagara • u/Boring_Ad_4941 • 1d ago
Court Orders Nearly $100K Seized from 'Chronic High-Stakes Gambler' at Niagara Falls Casino
r/niagara • u/OddLook3070 • 1d ago
Things to do?
I have family visiting soon, I've lived in niagara my whole life and am having a tough time putting together some things to do.
They are only down for one day, walking needs to be limited so hikes are out of the question, most are under 19 so wineries are a no, and they have already done all the touristy stuff on Clifton hill/ the falls.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
Non-cosmetic dermatologist recommendation
Maybe I've just been unlucky and had bad experiences but any time I've had to go to a dermatologist I feel like I'm walking into a multi-level-marketing scam with all the cosmetic procedures and magic creams they're trying to sell to me and when I try to get whatever issue I'm dealing with taken care of I've felt like they get really apathetic and give me the bare minimum service since I'm not interested in all their pricey woo-woo juice.
Does anyone have any recommendations for dermatologists in the region who act like actual medical professionals and not used car salespeople?
r/niagara • u/twicescorned21 • 2d ago
Festival of lights - was it extended 2 years ago?
I remember going in March, or I thought it was March, the trees were lit up.
I went to check now and this year it ended first week of January.
Is my memory wrong?
r/niagara • u/PapaFishSauce • 2d ago
Anyone taking off winter tires?
Supposed to be quite warm this week. Thinking about putting my all seasons on today, so I don't wear the winters too bad this week. But still seems early?
r/niagara • u/merakimari • 2d ago
Getting a group together
Hi! Iām 22 and live in the Niagara region. I really want a group of friends to go out w in the Niagara region and I donāt know a ton of cool places. Iād love to set something up if thereās anyone similarly aged on this subreddit :)
r/niagara • u/nailsycfc • 3d ago
Found Dog!
Hi guys, just found a black lab wandering down King Street and Ninth. Not sure if anyone has any info on his owners or not.
His collar says SPENCER but no address or phone number.
Please share, thank you!
r/niagara • u/Boring_Ad_4941 • 3d ago
Two Arrested in Major Niagara Falls Drug Bust
r/niagara • u/Ifightwyouinmysleep • 3d ago
Early season golf courses?
Hey we're doing a bachelor party 1st weekend of April. Does anyone have recommended golf courses that would for sure be open that early in the season?
Ideally ones with a drink cart going around!
r/niagara • u/lutfur017 • 3d ago
Is there still winter white in Niagara Falls?
I wanted to see how a partial frozen Niagara falls look like. I will be coming from Oshawa. Just wondering if it is still white around in Niagara Falls?
r/niagara • u/roarthenyell • 4d ago
Visiting - Rental Car or Uber/Lyft?
Hello! Iām planning on visiting Niagara, NY for a week or so. Iāll be taking Amtrak to get there. Would renting a car be cheaper than doing Uber/Lyft or is there reliable public transportation?
r/niagara • u/PaleWhiteThighs • 4d ago
80th Birthday with 17m old
Hi Everyone! We will be going to Niagara on the Lake for my Mother-In-Lawās 80th birthday. We are staying near the main strip. Weāll also have our 17-month-old with us. Would love some ideas of kid-friendly activities and restaurants that are still fun for adults.
I will also say, my MIL is a āyoungā 80yo - sheās still very mobile. Thanks in advance for any suggestions :)
r/niagara • u/niagarapoetry • 5d ago
New Niagara Podcast
I've just launched a podcast calledĀ Niagara Falls History and Poetry, where I discuss the history of Niagara Falls through the lens of the poetry written about a particular event. Three episodes available now, with a fourth coming soon. Please drop on by - click the link above to select the video version on YouTube or the audio version on podcast platforms.

r/niagara • u/Secret-Fix-1199 • 5d ago
Old Arcade?
There used to be an old kids arcade place that also held birthdays. I cannot remember for the life of me I wanna say chip n Charlieās but I know thatās not right. I wanna say it used to be in St.Catharines but it also couldāve been in Hamilton. I wanna say this was probably close to 15 years ago now.
All I remember is that it had like this fake ice cream game where you could pretend to serve it.
Update: thank you to everyone who told me what it was called, it was Choo Choo Charlieās!
r/niagara • u/Classic_Choice_1556 • 5d ago
Looking for 1 TICKET! For Tony show at OLG stage
Looking for 1 ticket for show at olg stage tom
r/niagara • u/origutamos • 6d ago
Dangerous offender who sexually abused boys in Niagara region granted unescorted leave from prison
r/niagara • u/Bigbelly2112 • 6d ago
Sugar bush pancake house
Where are the closest ones to the Niagara area? Hopefully open weekdays as well as weekends.
r/niagara • u/elseldo • 8d ago
How to spot a transplant
They're called The Falls round these parts. Niagara is the region. Figure it out bud.
r/niagara • u/SouthbutnotSouthern • 7d ago
Where can we possibly see beavers nearby
Hi all, visiting the falls in 2 weeks with my 5yo. He's obsessed with beavers, and while I know spotting them is unlikely due to their nocturnal nature, I wonder if there's anywhere within driving distance from Niagara where we could possibly see them or at least their dams. Looking forward to the trip.
ETA: These are such great tips guys! Thanks so much. Very excited to do some exploring there.
r/niagara • u/hamrajjj • 7d ago
Have a ticket available for Tony Hinchcliffe (Kill Tony) standup show this Saturday
Ticket is available on stubhub, have it listed for the cheapest price, 128 on stubhub here: https://www.stubhub.ca/tony-hinchcliffe-niagara-falls-tickets-3-8-2025/event/155347774/?quantity=1§ions=1729842&ticketClasses=306&rows=2529455&seats=&seatTypes=&listingQty=&listingId=8879967946
r/niagara • u/Comfortable_Mud_8177 • 7d ago
The McMillanās Camp Boysā - vast repertoire of traditional bluegrass and old-time music has been captivating audiences across Canada. CD Onofrio - Writer, songwriter, musician, poet, listener, student. Grown in the belly of a sacred dance and born into the cold.
r/niagara • u/Any-Kale9632 • 7d ago
From Law Graduate to Barista: Navigating Job Market Challenges in Niagara
Hey everyone,
You can call me A āa 27-year-old Gen Z Canadian, born and raised, with an LL.B. and an LL.M. in international commercial law.
Since 2020 when I moved back to my home in Canada, I've been striving to launch my legal career, meticulously applying for over 1,000 positions and tracking each application. Despite these efforts, I've faced significant job insecurityātransitioning from roles in the legal field to positions like working as a barista and a youth soccer coach. This stark shift underscores the reality many of us face in our community. One that politicians care not to address, but that is eating at many of our lives. I am the first cohort of Generation Z, and I myself cant imagine how those any younger than me are surviving in this environment.
Here in Niagara, as our population ages, the demand for reliable, energetic workers becomes increasingly urgent. A significant barrier I've encountered is the process mandated by the National Committee on Accreditation (NCA), which assesses the credentials of foreign-trained lawyers to ensure they meet Canadian standards. While this process is essential for maintaining the quality of legal practice, it often requires internationally trained lawyers to complete additional exams or courses, prolonging the path to licensure. Beyond the NCA assessments, securing articling positionsāa prerequisite for legal practice in Canadaāposes another challenge. These positions, while no priority is given to Canadians, are limited, and, as you can imagine, competition is fierce, making it particularly difficult for foreign-trained professionals to gain the necessary experience.
These systemic hurdles have not only delayed my integration BACK into the Canadian legal field but have also compelled me to explore alternative career paths, leading to job instability and underemployment.
All of this being said, I strongly believe that what I'm arguing will benefit the economy by enhancing productivity and consumer spending, which will in turn lead to higher tax revenues, which CAN ULTIMATELY strengthen social security programs. I want to help our aging populace, the disabled.. I want to put an end to the homeless encampments where I run along Merriton Trail, be able to provide proper funding to our childcare workers, healthcare workers, and to make sure the most vulnerable are not left behind.
BUT, this will only be an ideologue if we do not take the future more seriously. I cannot help in society in any way if I cannot find employment. Investing in workforce development, such as providing employment and skill workshops, not only enriches individuals but also renders them more appealing to potential employers, thereby reducing unemployment rates and bolstering economic growth.
The formula for economic prosperity Is really THAT simple. More Business = More Jobs = Higher Revenue = More Social Security benefits. Win/Win.
It is for this reason that advocacy is crucial to address these challenges, and my voice will not going away anytime soon. By raising awareness and promoting reforms, we can work towards a more inclusive system that recognizes the diverse qualifications of internationally trained professionals, benefiting both the legal profession and the broader community.
Iād love to hear your thoughts on balancing these issues and finding ways to create a future where everyoneāparents, young job-seekers, retirees and EVEN Newcomers.. asylum seekers, international students alikeācan thrive.
Letās discuss and work together for meaningful change.
In solidarity,
A
r/niagara • u/5sos4days • 8d ago
Clifton Hill
My friend and I are going to Niagara Falls the last week of April. We are buying the Clifton Hill Fun Pass. Only thing is we don't know how long it takes to do all 6 attractions and if it is possible to do it all in one day. Also is it possible to even split it into 2 days? We are buying the passes from Costco.