By Doug Draper
For the first time in its 124-year history, Ontario’s Niagara Parks Commission is opening its board meetings to the public.
A view of the Falls from Niagara Park's famed Table Rock. Photo by Doug Draper
The decision to swing the meeting doors at its Oaks Hall headquarters in Niagara Falls open to members of the media and public follows the sudden resignation earlier this December of commission chairman Jim Williams and months of controversy over the way it handles it business affairs – particularly a 25-year lease it recently negotiated, without going to an open tender, with the Lewiston, N.Y. owner of the Maid of the Mist Steamship Company. Continue reading
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