Tug of war will take place on Saturday, May 13th
Police in Niagara will soon get to battle their American counterparts.
The International Law Enforcement Tug of War will return to the area on Saturday, May 13th.
Teams will march down Clifton Hill before squaring off with American officers at the middle of the Rainbow Bridge at 2:00 p.m.
Members of the public who want to watch from the Rainbow Bridge will need to have their passports or Nexus paperwork.
This is the 55th year for the event.
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