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The company was also responsible for the multi-million-dollar transformation of Niagara College’s Welland Campus, a massive construction project that significantly expanded the school’s programming, and in 2005 Aquicon completed construction of the $24-million MacBain Community Centre in Niagara Falls. PHOTO COURTESY OF URBAN & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC. — An aerial view of temporary parking footings and foundations underway at Canada Games Park on Jan. 14, 2020. The Niagara 2021 Canada Summer Games are scheduled for Aug. 6 to 21, 2021.

Construction prep getting underway for Niagara 2021 Canada Summer Games

PHOTO COURTESY OF URBAN & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC. — An aerial view of temporary parking footings and foundations underway at Canada Games Park on Jan. 14, 2020. The Niagara 2021 Canada Summer Games are scheduled for Aug. 6 to 21, 2021.

It’s a typical workday at the future site of Canada Games Park at the southeastern corner of Brock University campus in Thorold, Ont.

In one section of the sprawling, brown, muddy patch of land, an excavator is clawing at the ground, pulling up material which is loaded onto waiting rock trucks. Nearby, two dozer operators are pushing dirt.

Trailers have been set up on-site as temporary offices. Utility and sewer installs are underway and curbs are being shaped for the roadways.

Eighteen months from now, the site will be ready to host events for the Niagara 2021 Canada Summer Games.

The park, at Sir Isaac Brock Boulevard and Merritville Highway, will eventually include a Sport and Abilities Centre, consisting of two ice pads, including one that will seat 1,200 spectators, a para-sport gymnasium, health and well-being facilities, a 200-metre indoor track for walking and running, and training facilities, six beach volleyball courts, a 400-metre outdoor track and field facility, and cycling pavilion.

A new Henley Rowing Centre is also scheduled to be built in Port Dalhousie that will include training facilities, a medical room and accessible changerooms. Details are still being worked out for that project.

“The project is currently on time,” says Doug Hamilton, chair of the Summer Games board of directors. “Much of the work currently is sitework preparation, foundations and footings. Steel will be arriving in April.”

Brampton-based Aquicon Construction has been awarded a $90-million contract to build the two projects. While Canada Games Park is underway, work on the Henley Rowing centre will start once the design is completed.

Time is of the essence for both projects as the venues must be completed in advance of the Games which are scheduled for Aug. 6 to 21, 2021.

PHOTO COURTESY OF URBAN & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC. — Footings and foundations underway at the Canada Games Park on Jan. 30, 2020.

The plan is to have all facilities required for the Games, namely the outdoor running track, beach volleyball courts and some of the interior of the Sport and Abilities Centre, ready in time for the start of competition. Some of the legacy projects, however, will be finished afterwards.

“All facilities that are required for the Games will be completed before the competition starts,” Hamilton explains. “But facilities or aspects of facilities that are not Games-time focused are what we call legacy-focused. Those projects have a perspective of leaving an infrastructure legacy for the community beyond the Games. So, as an example, the twin-pad ice box won’t be ready for any ice sports by Games time, but it will be ready to host lacrosse for the Games.”

Construction at the site began in December shortly after Aquicon, a family-owned company that was formed in 1986, was announced as the contractor for the projects.

Aquicon is no stranger to Niagara Region, as the company built the Gale Centre, a four-pad hockey facility in Niagara Falls, and the Vale Health and Wellness Centre in Port Colborne, a multi-use recreational facility that houses ice rinks, a fitness centre and pool.

The Games project is creating local jobs as UEM, the project management firm, is based in Niagara Falls, and Aquicon president Daniel Aquino has committed to hiring local trades and is using many local subs. For example, Peter’s Construction Group is doing much of the gravel, paving and hardscape at the Games park.

The venture is a partnership between the Niagara Region, Brock University and the cities of Thorold and St. Catharines. The land, worth about $12 million, was part of the university’s in-kind donation to the Games.

Hamilton says the Henley Rowing Centre project, meanwhile, is currently undergoing a “value engineering exercise” to refine the project.

“The new Henley Rowing Centre has a sustainable design and is targeted to be an ultra-efficient, net-zero-energy facility. As a world-class rowing course, the facilities will be accessible, multi-purpose, training and event spaces.”

The Summer Games is expected to draw more than 5,000 athletes competing in 18 different sports, with competitions taking place across Niagara municipalities. The competition is expected to generate an economic benefit of $400 million in the Niagara Region and support more than 2,100 jobs during organization of the event.

The 2019 Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, Alta., resulted in a $92.4-million injection into the community, along with $110.3 million in overall economic activity for Alberta, and $19.6 million in visitor spending, according to a report prepared by the Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance.

COVID-19 Information

As of April 8, 2021 Niagara Falls is part of the Provincewide Stay-at-Home Order. Everyone must follow the rules (orders) under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act and the Reopening Ontario Act.

Only go out for essential reasons; work remotely, where possible.

Indoor gatherings with people outside of your household are not permitted (with exceptions for those who live alone who can gather with one other household). Gatherings outside are limited to 5 people.

Travel between regions is not recommended to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

What does the Stay-at-Home Order mean for Niagara Falls?

Attractions, museums, galleries, historic sites, waterparks, zoos are closed.

Performing arts, casino and gaming facilities remain closed.

Restaurants, bars and other food and drink establishments may only be open for take-out or delivery, including alcohol. Patios are not permitted to be open.

Only essential retail stores may be open for in-person shopping (grocery, pharmacy, cleaning products, personal care products, pet supplies). Non-essential stores may be open for curb-side pickup or delivery only, by appointment. Big box stores will be limited to selling only essential items.

Accommodations remain open with enhanced health and safety protocols in place; pools, fitness centres, spas and event spaces are closed.

Public parks remain open; physical distancing from others must be maintained.

Canada/USA Border Update:

The Canada/USA border continues to be closed to all non-essential travel until at least April 21, 2021. Updates will be provided as they become available.

Niagara region gets $29M from feds for 2021 Canada Summer Games

Funding will also help rehabilitate seven other sports venues

The 2021 Canada Games in the Niagara region is getting $29 million from the federal government to build two new sports facilities and fix up seven other sports venues.

Minister of infrastructure and communities François-Philippe Champagne announced the funding in Welland on Thursday. He was joined by several elected officials from the surrounding areas, including Liberal MPs, the mayors of Welland, St. Catharines, and Thorold, as well as the president and vice-chancellor of Brock University and the chairman of the 2021 Canada Games.

The Canada Games is the largest multi-sport event in the country. It is held every two years and switches between the winter and summer games.

The 2021 Canada Summer Games will be the first time where the host has been a region; all other games have been hosted by single municipalities. Canada Games says that the games will be hosted across all twelve Niagara Region municipalities.

It will also be the third time that the games have been hosted in Ontario.

The new sports facilities that will be built include the Canada Games Park in Thorold and a new Henley Rowing Centre in St. Catharines.

The Canada Games Park will include:

Sports Abilities Centre.

Athletics Facility.

Beach Volleyball Centre.

Outdoor Cycling Pavilion.

Environment Sustainability Centre.

An above ground swimming pool will also be installed at Brock University and will be moved to Lincoln after the games end.

Other initiatives in St. Catharines include upgrades to Brock University's diving and rugby facilities, and rehabilitation of a baseball diamond at George Taylor Field.

Joining @FP_Champagne on stage for the 11 a.m. announcement ��

In a press release, Champagne said that "the new 2021 Canada Games facilities will leave a sporting legacy that will increase access to quality recreational infrastructure" since the facilities will be available for commmunity use after the games.

At the media event, Doug Hamilton, Board Chair of the 2021 Canada Summer Games Host Society and Olympic medalist for rowing, said that this was the "final piece" and that the games were now fully funded.

He also added that construction will begin in a few weeks.

Some of the money will also be used to upgrade baseball and softball fields for residents of Grimsby, Niagara Falls, Wainfleet, Welland, and West Lincoln and to buy "new specialized sports equipment" that will be used during and after the games.

The $29 million will come from the community, culture and recreation infrastructure stream of the federal government's "Investing in Canada" infrastructure plan.

The release also said that Sport Canada will give $3 million. The Government of Ontario, host municipalities, and Brock University will cover the rest.

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If you plan to visit Canada for a few hours, the day, or even an extended period of time, the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, or WHTI, requires U.S. and Canadian travelers to present a passport or other document that denotes identity and citizenship when entering the U.S.

The United States and Canada border remains closed to non-essential traffic at least until April 21, 2021.

U.S. citizens visiting Canada will be required to present one of the travel documents listed here:

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Trusted Traveler Program Cards such as NEXUS, SENTRI or FAST enrollment cards

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Special Audiences (special documents for Native Americans and boaters; birth certificates for children under the age of 16).

Foreign nationals should contact their respective governments to obtain passport and VISA information. For specific and accurate information, please refer to the government’s website to visit Canada or visit the USA.

From Niagara Falls USA, tourists can cross the Rainbow Bridge, connecting Downtown Niagara Falls, N.Y. to Niagara Falls, Ontario. Pedestrians are permitted on the pedestrian walkway. From Lewiston, N.Y., tourists can cross the Lewiston Queenston Bridge, connecting Lewiston, N.Y. to the Village of Queenston in the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. The Whirlpool Bridge is reserved for subscribers to NEXUS only, a program for pre-approved clearance. For up-to-date bridge traffic information and wait times, call 1-800-715-6722 or follow on @NiagaraBridges on Twitter.

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Niagara region gets $29M from feds for 2021 Canada Summer Games

Funding will also help rehabilitate seven other sports venues

The 2021 Canada Games in the Niagara region is getting $29 million from the federal government to build two new sports facilities and fix up seven other sports venues.

The Canada Games is the largest multi-sport event in the country. It is held every two years and switches between the winter and summer games.

It will also be the third time that the games have been hosted in Ontario.

The new sports facilities that will be built include the Canada Games Park in Thorold and a new Henley Rowing Centre in St. Catharines.

The Canada Games Park will include:

Sports Abilities Centre.

Athletics Facility.

Beach Volleyball Centre.

Outdoor Cycling Pavilion.

Environment Sustainability Centre.

An above ground swimming pool will also be installed at Brock University and will be moved to Lincoln after the games end.

Other initiatives in St. Catharines include upgrades to Brock University's diving and rugby facilities, and rehabilitation of a baseball diamond at George Taylor Field.

Joining @FP_Champagne on stage for the 11 a.m. announcement ��

He also added that construction will begin in a few weeks.

The $29 million will come from the community, culture and recreation infrastructure stream of the federal government's "Investing in Canada" infrastructure plan.

The release also said that Sport Canada will give $3 million. The Government of Ontario, host municipalities, and Brock University will cover the rest.

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Niagara Falls, waterfall on the Niagara River in northeastern North America, one of the continent’s most famous spectacles. The falls lie on the border between Ontario, Canada, and New York state, U.S. For many decades the falls were an attraction for honeymooners and for such stunts as walking over the falls on a tightrope or going over them in a barrel. Increasingly, however, the appeal of the site has become its beauty and uniqueness as a physical phenomenon.

Aerial view of Iguacu Falls, Argentina. (Iguassu Falls, Iguazu Falls)

The falls are in two principal parts, separated by Goat Island. The larger division, adjoining the left, or Canadian, bank, is Horseshoe Falls; its height is 188 feet (57 metres), and the length of its curving crest line is about 2,200 feet (670 metres). The American Falls, adjoining the right bank, are 190 feet (58 metres) high and 1,060 feet (320 metres) across.

The formation of the Niagara gorge (downriver) and the maintenance of the falls as a cataract depend upon peculiar geologic conditions. The rock strata from the Silurian Period (about 444 to 419 million years ago) in the Niagara gorge are nearly horizontal, dipping southward only about 20 feet per mile (almost 4 metres per km). An upper layer of hard dolomite is underlain by softer layers of shale. Water exerts hydrostatic pressure and only slowly dissolves the dolomite after infiltrating its joints. Dolomite blocks fall away as water from above infiltrates and rapidly erodes the shale at the falls itself. The disposition of the rock strata provides the conditions for keeping the water constantly falling vertically from an overhanging ledge during a long period of recession (movement upstream) of the cataract. As blocks of dolomite are undercut, they fall off and are rapidly destroyed by the falling water, further facilitating the retreat of the falls and the maintenance of a vertical cataract.

The water flowing over the falls is free of sediment, and its clearness contributes to the beauty of the cataract. In recognition of the importance of the waterfall as a great natural spectacle, the province of Ontario and the state of New York retained or acquired title to the adjacent lands and converted them into public parks.

Michael’s Inn Niagara Falls

Michael’s Inn is a splendid boutique inn situated on the Niagara River. This ideal location allows guests to experience all the sights and sounds of the Falls, all so close that you can almost feel the mist on your face. Michael’s Inn offers the finest accommodations with wonderful themed rooms and suites where fantasies come to life. Michael’s Inn has one of the best locations of all the local hotels in Niagara Falls, Ontario. This 3-Diamond Hotel is within 270 meters from the Falls and right next to the Rainbow Bridge. This allows guests of the hotel access to everything Niagara Falls, New York and Niagara Falls, Ontario have to offer by foot.

Overview

Located along the Niagara River, Michael’s Inn is within sight and sound of the Falls, right next to the Rainbow bridge, and is ideally situated for guests who want to access everything by foot. This Niagara Falls Canada Hotel offers wonderful amenities such as the Great Barrier Reef swimming pool, a State-of-the-Art Fitness Centre, sauna and an oversized whirlpool. New features to the hotel include High Speed Wi-Fi Internet, a High Speed Internet Kiosk, ATM Machine in the lobby of the hotel and the Games Room with new Arcade Games. Michael’s Inn offers luxurious rooms and suites, some with spectacular balcony views of the picturesque Niagara Gorge and Niagara River. The spacious rooms offer unmatched charm and comfortable accommodations each beautifully decorated in a tastefully classic style. Guests are also encouraged to try out one of the great themed accommodations, such as the Scarlett O’Hara, or Midnight at the Oasis rooms.

Amenities

Indoor Swimming Pool

State-of-the-Art Fitness Centre

Sauna

Oversized Whirlpool

Games Room with Arcade Games

High Speed Wireless Wi-Fi Internet

High Speed Internet Kiosk

ATM Machine

Closest Inn to the Falls on River Road

Balcony rooms

Views of the Niagara River and Gorge

Room Details

Standard Cityview

Cityview rooms are available with 2 queen or double size beds, or a single king size bed. The rooms feature cable TV, phone, in room movies, air conditioning, and coffee maker.

Standard Riverview

Riverview rooms are available with 2 queen or double size beds, or a single king size bed. The rooms feature a balcony, cable TV, phone, in room movies, air conditioning, and coffee maker.

Family Room

Our spacious Family room offers unmatched charm and comfortable accommodation. Each beautifully decorated in a tastefully classic style. You’ll appreciate having 3 double or queen-size beds. A pull out sofa bed and plenty of room for your family to relax.

Rainbow Room

The Rainbow Room is tastefully designed to represent a colour of the rainbow. Each room boasts a 6′ round Jacuzzi and king bed, and decorated in a matching colour theme to match the beauty of the Niagara River and it’s rainbow and the beauty of the Niagara Parks.

Scarlet O’Hara Room

The Scarlet O’Hara room is a Southern belle’s dream featuring a heart-shaped Jacuzzi spa for two. Here, as in many rooms, the balcony is double and large enough to double as another room. Mirrored panels and wall coverings with tiny flowers and doves make this room memorable and again palms and greenery add to the decor.

Garden of Paradise

The grotto in this theme room resembles a mineral spring surrounded by rocks and plants. Perhaps it does so because it is rocks and greenery with the spa centering this natural setting. Steps, cut into the rock take you to the water’s edge and mirrored panels and greenery enhance the setting. You bathe in a garden of Eden. Garden furniture comforts you in a setting created with imported French murals depicting a garden of pastel flowers. If you look closely tiny insects are visible among the greenery. A brass bed, brass and glass tables, and mirrored doors add to the look, which continues into the bathroom. Here too the wall covering is imported and the garden is English this time.

Oriental Room

Through research and careful shopping the Oriental theme room is complete even to a golden crest on the door. A red double Jacuzzi tub is the color of good luck in the Oriental mystique and a tiny bonsai tree, and a tiny temple sealed in glass, adorn the tub surround. Mirrored doors on closets repeat the decor of the room which has paper patterned with peonies (the Oriental king of flowers representing wealth, honor, refinement and nobility), and plum trees, which represent brotherhood and cordial relationships. On elegant lacquered chests and tables geishas wander in gardens of exquisite flowers. Nesting cocktail tables have recessed scenes with good luck jade and ivory carvings. A focal point in this elegant room is a mirrored wall behind the huge bed and a screen which depicts the Tree of Life and the of legend, rising.

Midnight at the Oasis Room

A double Jacuzzi spa en suite is surrounded with palms, tropical plants and mirrored panels to provide a broad vista. A leopard sits quietly at the edge of the spa. The drapes are patterned with golden lions heads and soft palm fronds cover the walls. Shades are soft browns and gold. A huge bed is clothed with satin bed linen in leopard pattern, but the effect is soft, not busy.

Anniversary Room

A special anniversary room offers a full living room suite, a balcony with a view of the Niagara River Gorge and the American Falls, a king-size bed, a 6′ oval Jacuzzi, an electric fireplace and welcoming decor.

Romance by the Falls Room

The Romance by the Falls room offers a full living room suite, two balconies with a view of the Niagara River Gorge and the American Falls, a king-size bed, a 6′ square Jacuzzi, an electric fireplace and welcoming decor.

Dining

The Embers

This restaurant is located in the lobby of the Michael’s Inn and offers dining for breakfast through to dinner. From a full a-la-carte breakfast to a romantic dinner for two, the Embers Restaurant is able to accommodate any type of guest and cater to their specific needs. Personal and unparalleled service is always provided to guests of The Embers.

Open Hearth Restaurant

Open Hearth is a wonderful reataurant located in the Michael’s Inn in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Enjoy superb entrees created by the expert chef in full view of the guests to the Open Hearth Restaurant. At this Niagara Falls Restaurant the glass enclosed kitchen provides guests with a tantalizing view of the delicious choices being charcoal broiled on the open hearth spit or the new rotisserie.

Address

5599 River Road
Niagara Falls , Ontario L2E 3H3

So, let's define, what was the most valuable conclusion of this review: It’s a typical workday at the future site of Canada Games Park at the southeastern corner of Brock University campus in Thorold, Ont. In one section of the sprawling, brown, muddy patch of land, an excavator is clawing at the ground, pulling up material at New Game Niagara Falls in Canada