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CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS Located in the heart of North America’s most affluent consumer market, Niagara Falls is a dynamic, internationally renowned city with a prosperous business community. Niagara Falls is a global marketplace destination with a direct, same day market area of over 150 million consumers, and is built on an economic foundation anchored by tourism, manufacturing, commercial retail, and knowledge-based sectors. We are linked to the world by extensive road, rail, water, air, and telecommunications networks. In addition to having desirable industrial and commercial real estate, Niagara Falls offers a reasonable cost of living and some of the most attractive residential communities in all of Canada. With these advantages and amenities, it’s no wonder that local, national, and international companies exceed their expectations and expand their operations in Niagara Falls. We welcome your business. Come see all the opportunities that flow in Niagara Falls, Canada.
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most of their potatoes in restaurants. There are currently about 200 million pounds of Strategic location advantages in include: frozen french fries in storage piling up with Internationally Recognized Address no one to buy them. Destruction of other crops such Trade as mushrooms, carrots, lettuce, Canadian Foreign Zone Designation and onions continues because can’t be Niagara Economic Gateway Incentive they Programs sold or given away. For many farmers who Ontario’s extensive 400 series highways and I-90 corrisell tothe wholesale establishments, the cost of dor through United States repackaging their goods for the retail market Five airports within a 90-minute radius is cost-prohibitive. The St. Lawrence Seaway commercial waterway On the bright side, the Dairy Farmers of Commercial and passenger rail crossings connecting Canada have donated over 2.5 million liters the United States and Canada. of milk to food banks while looking for a Four bridges connecting Niagara to the United States solution to their milk production issues.
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FULL SERVE SELF SERVE NIAGARA FALLS Thorold Stone Rd. at Montrose Rd. Thorold Stone Rd. at St. Peter Ave. Drummond Rd. at Scott St. Lundy’s Lane at Carlton St. Bridge St. at Victoria Ave. Portage Rd. at Norton St. NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE York Road Niagara Stone Rd. at Creek Rd. FORT ERIE Gilmore Rd. ST. CATHARINES St. Paul St. West at Louth St. Ontario St. at GM Plant Welland Ave. at Francis St. Martindale Rd. at Hannover St. THOROLD Collier Rd. at Confederation
With so many restaurants unable to deliver their goods in traditional ways, many Canadians are cooking for themselves. The trend towards home cooking has taken an upturn. So while businesses find ways to prosper in
the post-COVID landscape, peopleSERGE continue BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FELICETTI DEPARTMENT Business to adapt to the new Director normal.ofWith theirDevelopment everNiagara Falls City Hall changing relationship to thesfelicetti@niagarafalls.ca way they will 4310 Queen Street Niagara Falls 905-356-7521 shop and eat in the future. L2E 6X5 Ext. 5102
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