Bay Beach resident season passes now available online
Fort Erie residents can now purchase digital season passes for Bay Beach ahead of the upcoming summer season. The town said in a Friday email...
Niagara Transit launches Route 751, an hourly Fort Erie bus service
A new bus line will begin running through Fort Erie on April 27, with Niagara Transit introducing Route 751 to extend the preexisting regional Route...
Lockdown at Ridgeway daycare lasts nearly two hours
At about 2:50 p.m. on April 7, staff at Top of the Ridge Daycare in Ridgeway initiated a hold-and-secure that kept children inside classrooms until...
Canada’s oldest person, Burd Sisler, receives public farewell
Just shy of his 111th birthday, Burd Sisler drew a steady line of mourners to Benner Funeral Services, where a visitation for Canada’s oldest person...
Community Living revives gala to raise $55K for accessibility
A Fort Erie non-profit that supports people with disabilities is bringing back its signature fundraiser after a year away, with a $55,000 target to buy...
‘Heart aches’ as Meteors fall in Game 7 OT, season ends in St. Catharines
Ally Mostafaie scored 6:14 into overtime Tuesday night to send the St. Catharines Falcons past the Fort Erie Meteors 3-2 in Game 7, ending Fort...
Filmmaker completes documentary on Burd Sisler prior to his death at 110
Inside a retirement home in Fort Erie, Burd Sisler, 110, recounted what his father cooked in the 1920s, down to the ingredients. Those interviews now...
Residents to weigh in on Douglas Memorial’s future at April 18 forum
Fort Erie Healthcare SOS will host a public forum on April 18 at the Leisureplex banquet hall to update residents on the future of the...
Flags lowered at Fort Erie town hall in honour of Burd Sisler
Flags at Fort Erie town hall have been lowered to half-mast following the death of Burd Sisler, Canada’s oldest person and a longtime local resident....
Redekop warns Ford’s regional overhaul sidelines smaller towns
“The Premier was in a fever to reduce the size of regional councils.” That is how Mayor Wayne Redekop described Ontario’s plan to cut Niagara...



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