Fort Erie Sunshine List outpaces provincial average nearly fivefold
Sixty-one people who work for publicly funded employers in Fort Erie earned $100,000 or more in 2025, the province’s annual salary disclosure shows–15 more than...
Suspicious Thursday morning fire destroys car on Jessie Street
Just after 2 a.m. on Thursday, fire crews arrived at a car fire near a north end Fort Erie home and extinguished it before it...
Town seeks non-profit to run Fort Erie’s first community garden
Fort Erie is getting its hands dirty with an all-new community garden set beside the Fort Erie Railway Museum and Central Fire Station, and the...
CNOY falls short of goal as Fort Erie walks for brain injury support
Shortly before setting out from Greater Fort Erie Secondary School (GFESS) on Saturday, organizers of Fort Erie’s Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) confirmed they...
Noyes calls Gale’s amalgamation plan ‘a lot of bluster with very little fact’
For nearly 90 minutes as Fort Erie councillors grilled regional chair Bob Gale about his February 19 letter to the provincial government recommending some kind...
Fire crews extinguish stubborn blaze at Crystal Beach restaurant
Fort Erie fire crews were called early on Tuesday to Amalfi’s Trattoria in Crystal Beach, where they spent the day working to extinguish a stubborn...
Fire contained in Crystal Beach house after neighbour hears alarm
A neighbour’s call after hearing smoke alarms led firefighters to an unoccupied home on Rosewood Avenue in Crystal Beach late on January 28 where crews...
UPDATE | One deceased after Monday morning Crescent Park shed fire
UPDATE | February 3, 2026 @ 3:18 p.m.: In an emailed statement to Fort Erie Radio, Town of Fort Erie communications staffer Cole Patton confirmed...
Rollover knocks down hydro pole, driver sustains ‘life-altering injuries’
UPDATE | January 14, 2026 @ 7:29 p.m.: In an emailed statement to Fort Erie Radio, community engagement officer Rob Tihor of the Ontario Provincial...
Province invests $64K to curb cancer risk for Fort Erie firefighters
The Fort Erie Fire Department will receive $64,000 from the Ontario government to reduce cancer risks for firefighters through new safety equipment inside local stations....


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