Chamber hands out hardware at annual awards gala
People are the greatest assets of a community. “Without them, we’re nothing,” said South Niagara Chambers of Commerce (SNCC) executive director Dolores Fabiano at Tuesday...
Fort Erie preschool celebrates opening of second location
A preschool started in Fort Erie more than 40 years ago is celebrating its latest chapter. On Friday afternoon, town staff and local dignitaries attended...
Gather Tasting Room moves ‘closer to the downtown core’ in Crystal Beach
This wasn’t the first time Matt Smith and Bianca Silvestri hosted a grand opening to celebrate their business. On Thursday, the couple welcomed town staff...
Councillors received just over $300K in pay and expenses last year
Reporting on last year’s council remuneration and expenses shows little discrepancy between councillors. Municipalities are required by provincial law to report on council remuneration each...
Former dolls’ house museum sits quietly as Niagara Parks storage site
If there are paranormal beings and spirits still occupying Bertie Hall, they are likely enjoying some peace and quiet. The building at the corner of...
Conversations about future of Coal Docks expected to take place this year
The Coal Docks property along the Niagara River is a popular swimming and fishing spot that one day could see a bit of an overhaul,...
Moratorium requested on removing primary care from Fort Erie
After being ghosted multiple times in recent months, Fort Erie councillors are looking for a response and renewing their request to have primary care services...
Councillors approve program to encourage affordable housing
Developers will soon have incentives to build affordable housing units, but how much that will help solve the housing crisis in Fort Erie remains to...
Fort Erie councillors approve 2025 budget with 4.95 per cent increase
Close wasn’t quite close enough for Fort Erie councillors. While staff’s proposed 2025 budget nearly hit the target set out, an amendment by Mayor Wayne...
ROMA conference a chance for councillors and staff to advocate for local priorities
The format of the Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) conference is a lot like “speed dating,” according to members of town council who attended the...
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