Redekop proud of his work as Fort Erie’s mayor
Fort Erie’s outgoing mayor, Wayne Redekop, has a lot of pride for the work he’s done over his time serving his hometown. He first served...
Wildlife knocks out power to 476 Ridgeway customers
A wild animal cut power to about 476 Canadian Niagara Power customers in Ridgeway on Friday morning. Operators rerouted electricity to restore power to more...
Car fire damages outside of High Street home in Fort Erie
A car fire damaged the outside of a home on Fort Erie’s High Street on Thursday afternoon, but no injuries were reported. Fort Erie Fire...
Insinna ready to make good on campaign promises as next mayor
After knocking on more than 11,500 doors and countless steps taken, Tom Insinna and his team celebrated a successful mayoral campaign Monday night. When Fort...
Courage Cookies recruits Fort Erie businesses for Christmas food drive
Courage Cookies owner Chelsea Hearty is asking Fort Erie businesses to charge $1 more for their most popular item for six weeks to help buy...
Fort Erie cadets take part in rare joint survival exercise
Fort Erie air cadets learned army survival skills alongside three Niagara army corps at a rare joint camp in Stevensville last weekend, a break from...
ROUNDUP | What’s happening in Fort Erie this week? [November 2-8, 2026]
What follows is a list of community events happening in Greater Fort Erie between November 2 and 8, 2026. Upcoming events can be submitted to...
Fort Erie reviews if Nigh and Burleigh roads qualify for all-way stop
The Town of Fort Erie will review whether the intersection of Nigh and Burleigh roads in Ridgeway qualifies for an all-way stop, after a delivery...
Davies urges Ottawa to add Ridgeway Nine to Books of Remembrance
Niagara South MP Fred Davies asked the federal government in the House of Commons Tuesday to add the nine militiamen killed at the 1866 Battle...
BGC Niagara seeks help filling stockings for 190 Fort Erie youth
BGC Niagara has 50 more Fort Erie children on its holiday gift list this year, but the charity said the same costs squeezing those families...




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