The Niagara Falls Review

Name: The Niagara Falls Review Newspaper (Digital)
Brand: Toronto Star
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NameThe Niagara Falls Review

Date Published3 Jun 2026

Pages17

ISSN0839-1572

Country/regionCanada

LanguageEnglish

TypeNewspaper

PublisherToronto Star

FrequencyDaily

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ArticleTwo libraries, one `brain' equal `best of both worlds'

Niagara's two largest library systems have partnered on a new “digital brain” that's aimed at giving patrons a better experience and staff more data to curate collections. St. Catharines Public Library and Niagara Falls Public Library...

KARENA WALTER REPORTER

ArticleThousands of fans ready to Hulk out at Comic Con

Sometimes, even The Hulk just wants to chill in Niagara Falls. Lou Ferrigno, who played Marvel's rampaging green behemoth for five seasons on the iconic TV show, arrived early Monday for this weekend's Niagara Falls Comic Con. That's because...

JOHN LAW REPORTER

ArticlePolice see rise in violent crime

Niagara Regional Police had a “very busy year” in 2025, responding to 148,089 calls for service, including more than 23,000 that were classified as high priority. Police also dealt with a rise in violent crime. Rany Audeh, the NRP's...

ALLAN BENNER REPORTER

ArticleThe final curtain

An appeal of a March decision brought by Centurion Corp. against Shaw Festival's plan to demolish the historic Royal George Theatre has been dismissed. “The Divisional Court clearly and unanimously found what we already knew to be true: the...