Ray Spiteri is a Reporter at The Niagara Falls Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, travel and tourism, and regional interest, with a particular focus on campus life and university research. Ray's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Hamilton Spectator, Toronto Star, and Waterloo Region Record.
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Ray Spiteri's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly in and around Niagara Falls. He frequently covers government announcements, press releases, and local events related to business & industry, crime, government & politics.
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By: Ray Spiteri
Niagara Falls Mayor Jim Diodati is apologizing for comments made during and after last week’s city council meeting that Indigenous leaders and community members said were disparaging about emergency evacuees being housed in the municipality
By: Ray Spiteri
With an alternative proposal now on the table, will Premier Doug Ford back off his controversial push for a massive ferris wheel in Queen Victoria Park?
By: Ray Spiteri
“Another ferris wheel, if it is not an affront to the very objectives of the Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park Act of 1887 to protect the natural scenery and the beauty of the park and Niagara Falls, then it, at best, is a huge step backward,” said Michael Booth, president of Lundy’s Lane Historical Society.
By: Ray Spiteri
“Another ferris wheel, if it is not an affront to the very objectives of the Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park Act of 1887 to protect the natural scenery and the beauty of the park and Niagara Falls, then it, at best, is a huge step backward,” said Michael Booth, president of Lundy’s Lane Historical Society.
By: Ray Spiteri
An “intentional and deliberate act of vandalism” has caused an estimated $100,000 worth of damage to a park in south Niagara Falls requiring the playground to be closed for the foreseeable future, say city officials
By: Ray Spiteri
An “intentional and deliberate act of vandalism” has caused an estimated $100,000 worth of damage to a south Niagara Falls park, requiring its playground to be closed for the foreseeable future.
By: Ray Spiteri
The new interactive Pollinator Playground ties in with the 30th anniversary of the butterfly conservatory in Niagara Falls.
By: Ray Spiteri
Niagara Parks officials are asking people for patience as they demand the agency back off a Queen Victoria Park ferris wheel proposal.
By: Ray Spiteri
The new feature at W.L. Houck Park benefits from a partnership of City of Niagara Falls, Greater Niagara Baseball Association and Canada Summer Games.
By: Ray Spiteri
Niagara Falls Mayor Jim Diodati and MPP Wayne Gates say they hope U.S. approval of an 'emergency rescue' plan brings the theme park closer to a long-awaited redevelopment.
