Canada’s oldest person, Fort Erie’s Burd Sisler, dies at 110
Fort Erie resident Burd Sisler, Second World War veteran and Canada’s oldest person, has died at the age of 110. His death on Thursday was...
Spring cleaning starts with decluttering, Fort Erie organizer says
Most people cannot afford to take a week off work for a whole-house overhaul, and Michelle Kolozetti says that is exactly why the annual spring...
OPINION | Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
I recently came across an Instagram video posted by a content creator who tells ChatGPT he intends to open a tropical-themed pen store called “Pen...
Meteors open playoffs after 39-win season, Sam Tonelli leads roster
The Greater Ontario Hockey League (GOHL) playoffs begin Saturday night at the Fort Erie Leisureplex as the Fort Erie Meteors face the Brantford Titans, entering...
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...
Record show returns to Sessions with Jon Reid performing live
The Fort Erie Record Show returns to Sessions on the River on February 7 with vendors from across Ontario, on-site record cleaning in support of...
Local businesses win Canadian Choice Awards, trophy price draws scrutiny
Thirty-four Fort Erie businesses, including Lash + HeadSpa Suite on Jarvis Street, were named 2025 Canadian Choice Award winners this month after receiving email notices...
Cash split winner donation helps fundraiser top $10K for COPE
Some spouses might complain when they discover their significant other spending money on lottery tickets. Mike Daigle’s wife encouraged him to buy more. And the...
TOP 25 IN ’25 | The 25 most clicked Fort Erie news headlines this year
Fort Erie Radio published nearly 800 stories this year, and some were bound to attract more attention than others. What follows is a list, in...
Biggest Fort Erie Santa parade yet brings Christmas cheer to thousands
Santa’s sleigh descended on Fort Erie Saturday where thousands of people filled the town’s north end for what organizers described as the “largest Santa Claus...



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