Fred Davies unseats Badawey in Niagara South riding
Fort Erie’s representative in Ottawa will be Conservative Fred Davies. He was victorious in the Niagara South riding, picking up one of 144 seats across...
Fort Erie to provide additional $100K for Hospice Niagara build
When residents at the newly built Hospice Niagara location in Fort Erie spend time in the internal therapeutic garden, they’ll have the residents, local Lions...
Peace Bridge Duty Free more than $20 million in debt, says CP report
The Peace Bridge Duty Free is in debt by more than $20 million, according to a report published by the Canadian Press (CP). A judge...
Fort Erie honours workers lost to workplace tragedies
About two dozen people gathered outside Fort Erie town hall Monday morning to mark the National Day of Mourning, paying tribute to workers who have...
Work taking place on Niagara highways this week
Commuters should expect to see some construction this week on highways in Niagara. On the Queen Elizabeth Way, recurring construction will be taking place between...
Meteors thank community for support following conference finals loss
Another hard fought season has come to an end for the Fort Erie Meteors. The local Jr. B squad lost to the St. Catharines Falcons...
DSBN FanCon turns pop culture passions into career inspiration
Even though class wasn’t in session at Greater Fort Erie Secondary School (GFESS) on Saturday, there were still lessons to be learned at the annual...
Beatties closing its doors after more than 50 years in Fort Erie
A local business that has been part of the community for more than 50 years is becoming history next month. Beatties Business Products, a company...
Community Living Fort Erie celebrating in May with several events
“Community Living Month is a time to celebrate inclusion, raise awareness, and affirm that everyone deserves to live with dignity, choice, and belonging.” May is...
New rules for bin replacements ‘one of the biggest complaints,’ says Insinna
Changes to how recycling programs function are being made across the province, and those changes began early last year in Niagara. What residents can put...
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