Fort Erie residents embrace spirit of remembrance
The Fort Erie community appears to have been more involved and supportive of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 71’s efforts ahead of Remembrance Day this year...
Cadets honour Canadian and U.S. veterans at Greenwood Cemetery
The first snowstorm of the season arrived as Fort Erie cadets stood guard over U.S. veterans’ graves at Greenwood Cemetery on Sunday afternoon. Royal Canadian...
Meteors win 4-1 in home game supporting Circle Back Foundation
Fort Erie hockey fans witnessed a fast start Saturday night as the Meteors scored their first goal just 12 seconds in and carried that momentum...
Niagara speed cameras to shut down as Ontario cancels program
Niagara Region speed cameras will stop issuing tickets November 14 as the province repeals municipal authority to run photo radar programs. The shutdown follows Ontario’s...
Fort Erie commuters face more lane reductions and closures this week
Ontario 511 is warning Fort Erie motorists about a handful of lane reductions and ramp closures that could slow traffic for Fort Erie commuters this...
Stevensville blooms red with 600 crocheted poppies
Six hundred crocheted poppies now cover two public sites in Stevensville as residents honour veterans ahead of Remembrance Day. Local resident Linda Ruffley led the...
FEIA athletes take aim at top U.S. basketball teams in Grind Session
Fort Erie International Academy (FEIA) will compete in the Grind Session basketball circuit starting today in Toronto, facing some of North America’s strongest prep teams...
Town looking for more participation in Bridgeburg focus group
The town is putting out another call for anyone interested in helping develop a future vision for Bridgeburg North. Councillors approved a motion by Ann-Marie...
Fort Erie’s Burd Sisler now Canada’s oldest living person at 110
With Margaret Romans passing away in late October at 113, Fort Erie’s Burdett “Burd” Sisler is now Canada’s oldest living person, and he remains sharp...
Federal budget could boost local health, housing and border services
With big promises on major national projects, a massive boost to the military and cuts to departments that remain somewhat vague, the federal government’s fall...



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