The Niagara Skywheel stands among the other attractions owned by the Harry Oakes Company in the 2010's. If you haven't already heard, the Harry Oakes Company (HOCO), which owns the Niagara Skywheel and all the attractions on the same side of the street, has announced plans to demolish the Skywheel and build a new, taller wheel in it's place. But this isn't just a simple upgrade. It's part political response, part hope for the future, and potentially, the end of an era. The

Gizmos Wax Hands, one of Clifton Hill's new updates this year that's replaced Tim Horton's. It seems like every year recently, the landscape of Clifton Hill changes much more dramatically and frequently. We saw several updates before the tourist season started this year, ranging from the usual annual shuffling around/removal of arcade machines to the closure of the historic Dairy Queen location that's been located in the Thriftlodge building since it opened as the "Peppermin