If Niagara ever gets close to having a council comparable to what Brampton has had over the years, then might as well turn off the tap at the falls as it will be paved over.

I remember back in the 90s when my Swiss business partner first came to Canada and he nudged me in the side of the ribs when he saw the sign to Niagara in Burlington and said we must go there.  I warned him he would be dissapointed.

We made the drive and I made sure he saw Clifton Hill amongst the other developmental abominations......he gazed over the falls by the railing for the longest time.  We made the long ride home via the parkway, stopping in at NOTL for a bite and after awhile he had the courage to say......how did you, meaning the country, allow Niagara Falls to become like that.  I really could not give him an answer other than we do not treat our national treasures like the Swiss do.  Ever been to the Matterhorn....no cars allowed and NO Clifton Hill....but millions of visiors.  The Swiss do it right