Jan. 19, 2022 (NIAGARA) – Niagara Region, is pleased to announce a transportation option is now available for Fort Erie residents to travel to the Port Colborne Urgent Care Centre. Niagara Health temporarily closed the Urgent Care Centre at the Fort Erie Site on Thursday,

FORT ERIE (Dec. 23, 2021) The Ontario government announced that the Town of Fort Erie will be receiving up to $7.4 million in funding through the Province’s Municipal Disaster Recovery Assistance (MDRA) program. The Town of Fort Erie applied for the MDRA after the October

Dec. 23, 2021 FORT ERIE – Effective, Dec. 23, 2021, the Town’s administration buildings will return to delivering services by phone, email, virtually, or curb-side pick-up with exception to public services such as bill payments, which can still be done in person at Town Hall. 

December 13, 2021 BUFFALO, NY/FORT ERIE, ON – The Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority (Peace Bridge Authority) is pleased to announce that it will not charge tolls on Saturday, December 25, 2021, in celebration of the Christmas holiday. The toll-free period will be

MEDIA ADVISORY– December 6, 2021 Fort Erie, ON – In the interest of ensuring public safety, Niagara Parks staff will be temporarily closing the Niagara Parkway and Niagara River Recreation Trail near Mathers Arch in the Town of Fort Erie in anticipation of flooding due to high winds

December 2021 As we approach the holiday season, Crime Stoppers of Niagara is offering a few tips to keep everyone safe. When shopping: Park in a well lit area and as close to your destination as possible. Don’t wear expensive jewellery or anything that will

November 11, 2021 REMEMBRANCE DAYThis Thursday, November 11th, marks the 103rd anniversary of thearmistice that ended the First Great War, the war to end all wars.Remembrance Day is the opportunity for all Canadians to recognize andcommemorate the sacrifices of the men and women who served

Fort Erie Transit riders can now request a ride by… downloading a new “On-Demand Transit” app available at the Apple Store and Google Play (enter transit code “fetransit”); boarding an ODT vehicle; or  calling 1-833-BUS-LINE (287-5463).  The ODT service vehicle will pick up the rider

FORT ERIE (September 24, 2021) The Town of Fort Erie will be officially switching to On-Demand Transit (ODT) service from a fixed-route service, starting October 4, 2021. “Switching from fixed-route service to on-demand service was done to provide residents a more flexible and convenient way

FORT ERIE (September 23, 2021) Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre, Town of Fort Erie and Fort Erie Diversity and Inclusion Coalition are encouraging everyone to actively acknowledge the terrible legacy of residential schools in Canada by spreading the colour orange throughout Fort Erie in anticipation