Former doctor to have Stevensville road named after him
He was known to hit the road at all hours of the day and night to tend to the sick and ailing, and soon Dr....
Venezuelan artist welds six-foot horse sculpture for Fort Erie trade school
A metal horse sculpture created by José Manuel, an artist welding student at Cappa College, will be put on display at its Fort Erie campus....
Hazel Street development approval ties tree removal to building permits
Trees currently standing on a Hazel Street property slated for development should remain up until construction is ready to start, Fort Erie councillors have decided....
Niagara Parks Marina boat launch in Fort Erie closes Monday
The Niagara Parks Marina boat launch at Miller’s Creek in Fort Erie will close for the winter beginning this Monday, December 22. According to a...
Car rally to stop in Fort Erie Thursday after Niagara Health cuts 98 jobs
A regionwide car rally will stop at the Douglas Memorial urgent care centre (UCC) on Thursday as union members and supporters protest Niagara Health staffing...
Town to seek new access to Netherby from Spring Creek Estates
Fort Erie is hoping to convince the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) that a third access is needed for Black Creek and Douglastown. Councillors approved a...
Hospital funding commitment needs ‘iron clad’ conditions, councillor says
A letter formally seeking a $10.5-million local share funding contribution for the new South Niagara hospital has been met with hesitancy by Fort Erie councillors....
South Korea honours Fort Erie Korean War veteran Romeo Daley
Romeo Daley, 93, a longtime Fort Erie resident and Korean War veteran, has received a rare honour from the Republic of South Korea delivered directly...
Province eyes Fort Erie marina in new Niagara tourism strategy
Plans to revitalize the Niagara Parks marina at Miller’s Creek in Fort Erie are part of a new provincial tourism strategy aimed at expanding Niagara’s...
Fort Erie businesses brace for new costs as curbside recycling ends
Fort Erie business owners will face new weekly costs and tougher waste storage once the Niagara Region stops curbside recycling pickup for many commercial addresses...
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