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It wasn’t all that long ago when properties that neighbored Niagara Falls International Airport were viewed as a development nightmare in some quarters. They sat there with little interest. Times have changed. Two recent, high-profile projects have changed that scenario.

Amazon has denied there was any link between the closure of seven Quebec warehouses last month and the unionization of 250 employees at a facility in the city of Laval. They said it wanted to return to a third-party model, supported by small local businesses. Amazon said about two thousand people would be affected by the decision.

The online retail giant, Amazon, has announced the closing of all its warehouses in Quebec. The company says the move is part of a reorganization and a cost-cutting measure. One Amazon spokesperson says it has nothing to do with the unionization of a couple of hundred employees in Laval, Quebec, last spring.

Plans by online retail giant Amazon to build a $300 million distribution center in the Town of Niagara came closer to reality Tuesday evening.

It appears Amazon has not given up plans to build a Western New York distribution center and warehouse.

New York Attorney General Letitia James says Amazon refused to obey coronavirus guidelines that would protect its warehouse employees from infection.

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