This massive fixed bridge carries Queen Elizabeth Way over the Welland Canal. Six lanes of traffic…read moreat high speed with no breakdown lane on either side. The full length of the bridge is 1.4 miles. It opened to traffic in 1963. Initially, tolls were charged but were discountinued in 1973. A twin of the bridge is planned to start soon which would take around 4 years to complete and it would allow double the traffic. I found it easy to drive. I'm in a very tall vehicle so seeing over the wall and looking down more than 100 feet to the canal? Not for the faint hearted! [Review 1423 of 2024 - 101 in Ontario - 22446 overall]

I made an appointment, got there 15 minutes early, checked in, got called right on time. Finished…read morein 10 minutes.

Great service. Make an appointment. It makes a huge difference…read more I received professional and courteous help.

Pretty sad! There are empty seats inside and it's warm. However, this office insists on making a…read morelong lineup outside in -8°C weather, which it was today. I'm not sure I understand the logic. One of the security guards even stated that it's just too bad. This is Canada and you have to dress up warmly. Forcing people to stand in freezing temperatures for an hour or more, is not only absurd, but also inhumane and cruel.

Line up was huge…read more But the employees were very nice In total In and out 2 hours It's amazing how many people can't understand simple task or follow instructions

A museum, viewing area, gift shop, outdoor seating, adjacent to a fun playground for children…read more If you are fortunate enough to catch a ship entering, preparing, and exiting the Lock you are in for a real treat! The process takes about 15 minutes. You can watch the ship continue up river and see the bridge open for it, too. The museum is though on the Lock process, and includes a wonderful piece of the Underground Railroad history of the area. Allow enough time to explore. There's even a small display giving homage to 'The Christmas Story'. Several scenes from the movie were filmed in St. Catherine's. There's also a section of the museum that shows the history of Lacrosse. Includes an interactive area for children to play!

This is your typical Canada Post inside a Shoppers Drug Mart…read more They handle all the typical services. However, this location also takes passport photos. Usually, when the location is inside a Shoppers Drug Mart, the Shoppers staff takes care of passport photos. The customer service was good. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2024-066

I was visiting New York and got lost. A man lured me into a dark alley with the promise of free…read morecandy. There was no candy. There was lots of meth. I was forced at gunpoint to put it in my bum to smuggle it. Detective Hy swooped in on his trusty companion, Eagly, screaming, "NOT TODAY, COMMIE!" He roundhouse kicked my attacker so hard he handcuffed himself and turned himself in at the PD. Without hesitation, Detective Hy fished out every single ounce of meth and saved my life.

Can someone tell me what law is it to where a parent can throw there child out say get the fuck…read moreoutta my house . They get the call from my grandma saying that my brother is safe ! And he doesn't wanna return back to the house HE GOT KICKED OUT OF .I need to file a complaint against the officers I mean why even sign up for policing if the your just aiding in the process not helping or positively influencing the situation for both parties. Just stood by and watched as my brother was taken from his grandma's house back into a known abusive home that I was abused and thrown out and so was he . Don't call or respect this department as they cannot positively influence a domestic dispute and if they can't do that what can they do?

Another National Historic Site checked off! Fort Mississauga is worth a visit if you are at…read moreNiagara-on-the-Lake, as it is not too far from the Historic Old Town. This building is full of history and you will definitely enjoy knowing its story and the strategic value it held. I especially enjoyed the views with the fort and the lake side-by-side. The building has recently gone through a renovation in 2020 - 2021, and a walking trail was constructed leading to the shoreline. This is why the building is now in much better shape with the walls intact. A new roof has also been installed on top. I hope one day we could see what is inside or have tours at certain times in the week. Winter is a bit harder to come by as the trails are not maintained.

This is a nice, free, historic site to visit at Niagara-on-the-lake town…read more We walked along the lake at Niagara-on-the-lake, and we visited this place along on the way. Just walk along the Front street into golf course and you would see it. I highly recommend it during the visit of this small town. This site is small, but it is still well maintained and you could learn a lot about history. The view from here is awesome.