When I decided to take my two sons to Toronto for a few days this summer, I knew I had to find a way for the three of us to visit Niagara Falls. I’ve been to the falls twice, both on the American and Canadian side, but my last visit was 25 years ago–well before I started using a wheelchair. Fortunately, there’s more than one way to get to the Canadian side of the Falls, which are only a two-hour drive or train ride from Toronto. Here’s more about my day trip with my boys, as well as another wheelchair accessible option for you to visit.
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