Latest test results find algae present at Waverly Beach
One Fort Erie beach has been deemed unsafe for swimming, according to the latest Niagara Region Public Health water quality results. As of Monday, Waverly...
Framed on Jarvis leading up to second annual Arts, Beats & Eats festival
A “walkable art gallery” will soon be set up on Jarvis Street as a precursor to another art-fueled event taking place on September 20. The...
BuzzFest gets stung by heavy rain; event postponed to next month
An event focused on pollination and the importance of bees was postponed due to weather on Sunday morning, but there was still a small swarm...
Fort Erie commuters should brace for more work on local highways
Fort Erie commuters should expect a left lane to be closed on the QEW headed to Toronto between Central Avenue and Gilmore Road beginning Wednesday....
ROUNDUP | What’s happening in Fort Erie this week? [August 18-24, 2025]
What follows is a list of community events happening in Greater Fort Erie between August 18 and 24, 2025. Upcoming events can be submitted to...
Bay Beach again deemed unsafe for swimming
Just one of four Greater Fort Erie beaches is posted unsafe for swimming, according to the latest Niagara Region Public Health water quality results. As...
‘The close bond between two nations’: Peace Bridge turns 100 this weekend
A symbol of the enduring connection between Canada and the United States is turning 100 on Sunday. August 17 marks the 100th anniversary since a...
Niagara Transit shares long-term plans with Fort Erie residents
At some point this year, Niagara Transit is going to surpass a major milestone of 100,000 rides in Fort Erie. And while leadership at the...
Conservation Club running raffle leading up to September fall fair
One lucky ticket holder will take home a $1,500 grand prize from the Fort Erie Conservation Club’s raffle at the club’s fall fair next month....
Town staff working to clear tree planting backlog
Town staff have spent a chunk of 2025 figuring out how they will finally use the nearly $100,000 collected for tree planting over the past...



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