Aboard Maid of the Mist VII, passengers in blue ponchos appear
to fill the top deck and wrap around the lower level as it sails on the
American side of Niagara Falls. The passing Canadian-run Hornblower is
all but empty with just a handful of people wrapped in red, huddled in
pairs near the railing.
Images of the boats cruising past each other below the iconic landmark have caused discussion to swell on social media, with many suggesting the stark contrast in passengers is symbolic of the difference in the Canadian and American approaches to COVID-19.
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Tour boats at Niagara Falls show contrast between U.S., Canadian approach to COVID-19 | CBC News
Images of the boats cruising past each other below the iconic landmark have caused discussion to swell on social media, with many suggesting the stark contrast in passengers is symbolic of the difference in the Canadian and American approaches to COVID-19.
Read more at:
Tour boats at Niagara Falls show contrast between U.S., Canadian approach to COVID-19 | CBC News
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