Fort Erie joins 2025 City Nature Challenge to document local wildlife
Residents of Fort Erie are being encouraged to explore their natural surroundings and document local wildlife as part of the 2025 City Nature Challenge. The...
Raccoon causes power outage affecting more than 5,000 customers
A pesky critter is responsible for more than 5,000 Canadian Niagara Power (CNP) customers being left in the dark Thursday morning. The outage started at...
Cherry Hill Club strikes creative heritage designation deal
Not all tee shots end up in the middle of the fairway. Sometimes a golfer needs to find a creative way to get on the...
Councillors received just over $300K in pay and expenses last year
Reporting on last year’s council remuneration and expenses shows little discrepancy between councillors. Municipalities are required by provincial law to report on council remuneration each...
Fort Erie Minor Ball hosting in-person registration Saturday at Leisureplex
There is still opportunity to step up to the plate and register young athletes with Fort Erie’s minor baseball association. On March 22 and 29,...
Meteors take 2-0 lead in best-of-seven series
The Fort Erie Meteors have taken a two-game lead in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League Eastern Conference quarterfinals. Hitting the road on Tuesday, the...
Stand up paddleboards, kayaks to be allowed on Bay Beach permanently
The plan for Bay Beach in 2025 is starting to take shape, though some questions remain. Councillors passed a report that will permanently allow stand...
Handgun and drugs seized after single-vehicle collision early Monday
A 21-year-old faces a total of 12 drug and weapons charges following a single-vehicle collision in Fort Erie early Monday morning. A news release issued...
Austin Miller remembered as a gracious host to TV crew last year
When Fort Erie native Lindsey Middleton was in the midst of writing and creating a TV show last year that used Walnutknoll Dairy Farm as...
Creekside Estates development gets another extension
They’ve been waiting long enough for the Creekside Estates development to move forward, and Fort Erie councillors don’t want to have to wait a moment...



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