Three youths arrested following Fort Erie robbery
Niagara Regional Police officers arrested three youths in connection with a robbery that occurred in the area of Municipal Drive on April 4, 2024. Police...
NEXUS fees more than doubling to cover costs
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced that the application fee for the NEXUS program is set to rise from $50 to $120 USD on...
Greater Fort Erie braces for eclipse with closures and restrictions
Residents and visitors are advised to prepare for a surge in traffic and safety measures as the total solar eclipse descends upon Niagara on Monday,...
‘Vendors, cosplay, competitions, and panels’: DSBN FanCon is returning to GFESS
DSBN (District School Board of Niagara) FanCon is returning to Fort Erie this year. All fans are welcome to join this free community event on...
Brushing up on oral health awareness this April
In honour of April being Oral Health Awareness month, it seemed fitting to dedicate an article to this commonly overlooked but crucial aspect of general...
Town asks for input on Concession, Washington, and Farr traffic
The Town of Fort Erie is seeking public feedback to develop traffic calming plans for parts of Concession Road, Washington Road, and Farr Avenue. This...
Meteors strike down Falcons, advance to conference finals
The Fort Erie Meteors are one step closer to the Sutherland Cup after a 4-1 victory over the St. Catharines Falcons on Monday night. The...
Fort Erie barista wins district in Starbucks barista championship
A Fort Erie barista is on the way to the next round after winning the Niagara district competition in Starbucks’ first-ever North American Barista Championship....
Peace Bridge to light up for World Autism Day
In honour of World Autism Day, Autism Ontario will be hosting a special event on Wednesday, April 2, to celebrate the autistic community and launch...
‘Report it as soon as possible’: Traffic camera scam makes its way to Fort Erie
Fort Erie residents are urged to be cautious of a scam circulating via text messages and emails across Niagara. These messages claim to be fines...



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