Tunnel excavation started in 1901. That’s just 16 years after the first car was invented and just six years after the first power tool came about. The point is that workers had elementary tools.

Beginning on July 1, visitors will be able to descend 180 feet beneath the power station ... In 1905, Niagara Falls introduced Canada’s first alternating current station, which provided ...

Since July 2022, it’s been part of tours of the decommissioned Niagara Parks Power Station tour which began a year earlier. Exploring it offers a fascinating glimpse into pioneering work that ...

Amid a sea of commercialized activities that include zip lines, casinos and a climate-controlled SkyWheel, the Niagara Parks Power Station offers visitors a unique perspective of one of the world ...

It was part of the Niagara Parks Power Station which operated from 1905 until 2006, using water from the falls to run huge generators that powered the area (and helped Buffalo earn the moniker the ...

For the past two years, Niagara Parks has been working through a three-stage public procurement process to select a private investor to redevelop the 1906-built power station that has sat dormant ...

It shows innovation and care for the planet. The Niagara Parks Power Station reopened after 15 years. It shows how to use old ...

Niagara Parks is moving into the next stage of its call for proposals for the reuse of the decommissioned Toronto Power and Ontario Power Company generating stations. Following the successful ...

With the new Tunnel at Niagara Parks Power Station offering a never-before-seen view of the falls, we delve into the appeal and magic of this bucket-list beauty and the spectacular surrounding region.

The viewing platform of the Niagara Parks Power Station offers a striking and informative observation of Horseshoe Falls, American Falls and the lower Niagara River. Feeling adventurous?