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Jen Wilkinson The Fort Erie community is mourning the loss of one of its most extraordinary residents, Burdett “Burd” Sisler, who passed away peacefully on April 2 at the age of 110. Sisler was recognized as Canada’s oldest living person. His son, Norm Sisler, shared that he died of natural
By Jen Wilkinson April 2, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 15 It’s been called one of the fastest-growing sports in North America, and at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 230, it’s quickly becoming a community favourite. This winter marked the launch of the Legion’s first-ever cornhole league, drawing strong participation and
Celebrating Ten Years of Filling Service Gaps, Supporting People In Living Their Best Lives Christine Whelan March 19, 2026, Volume 7, Issue 14 Congratulations to PCC for ten years of leaving no person behind! Alyshia Kilner, founder and executive director, is the heart and soul of the operations at Person
Millicent Simonics March 19, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 14 What began as a picturesque getaway for Tom Kuchyt, a Niagara-on-the-Lake resident and former Town of Fort Erie employee, a familiar face to many in the local community, turned into a front-row seat to international history last month. The vacation began
March 19, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 14 Christine Whelan September 2025 marked 60 years with Girl Guides of Canada for Lida Greenaway, and she’s still going. Lida started her journey with the Girl Guides when she helped save a unit in Hamilton, the city where she grew up, in 1967.
March 5, 2026 By Jen Wilkinson What are the chances of travelling thousands of kilometres from home, boarding a cruise ship bound for the Caribbean, and discovering you’re surrounded by neighbours? That’s exactly what happened to my husband Mike and I when we set sail aboard the Celebrity Silhouette with
Christine Whelan The story of who, how, when and why the historic Peace Bridge came about 100 years ago was once again shared with an attentive audience, this time with the Bertie Historical Society (BHS). This three-part program, offered to several seniors’ homes, was presented on Wednesday, February 18, at
Christine Whelan, September 18th, 2025 • Volume 7 • Issue 1 Many recognize the face of, and look forward to seeing, Debbie Ashworth as they walk through the doors of a local library branch. Her role has changed over the five decades, finishing up as Public Service Clerk. Now, as
By Christine Whelan, September 18th, 2025 • Volume 7 • Issue 1 Kenney Jessop with sister, Christine The small town of Queensville, Ontario, was rocked to its core on New Year’s Eve 1984, when nine-year-old Christine Jessop’s body was found, three months after she had gone missing. Now, over 40
Christine Whelan, September 18th, 2025 • Volume 7 • Issue 1 Attendees of the celebration and recognition of the new Snake Hill Parkette, located on Lakeshore Road at the foot of Albert Street, on September 12, 2025, received an on-site history lesson. “This is an important day because it recognizes
Jen Wilkinson The Fort Erie community is mourning the loss of one of its most extraordinary residents, Burdett “Burd” Sisler, who passed away peacefully on April 2 at the age of 110. Sisler was recognized as Canada’s oldest living person. His son, Norm Sisler, shared that he died of natural
By Jen Wilkinson April 2, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 15 It’s been called one of the fastest-growing sports in North America, and at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 230, it’s quickly becoming a community favourite. This winter marked the launch of the Legion’s first-ever cornhole league, drawing strong participation and
Celebrating Ten Years of Filling Service Gaps, Supporting People In Living Their Best Lives Christine Whelan March 19, 2026, Volume 7, Issue 14 Congratulations to PCC for ten years of leaving no person behind! Alyshia Kilner, founder and executive director, is the heart and soul of the operations at Person
Millicent Simonics March 19, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 14 What began as a picturesque getaway for Tom Kuchyt, a Niagara-on-the-Lake resident and former Town of Fort Erie employee, a familiar face to many in the local community, turned into a front-row seat to international history last month. The vacation began
March 19, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 14 Christine Whelan September 2025 marked 60 years with Girl Guides of Canada for Lida Greenaway, and she’s still going. Lida started her journey with the Girl Guides when she helped save a unit in Hamilton, the city where she grew up, in 1967.
March 5, 2026 By Jen Wilkinson What are the chances of travelling thousands of kilometres from home, boarding a cruise ship bound for the Caribbean, and discovering you’re surrounded by neighbours? That’s exactly what happened to my husband Mike and I when we set sail aboard the Celebrity Silhouette with
Christine Whelan The story of who, how, when and why the historic Peace Bridge came about 100 years ago was once again shared with an attentive audience, this time with the Bertie Historical Society (BHS). This three-part program, offered to several seniors’ homes, was presented on Wednesday, February 18, at
Christine Whelan, September 18th, 2025 • Volume 7 • Issue 1 Many recognize the face of, and look forward to seeing, Debbie Ashworth as they walk through the doors of a local library branch. Her role has changed over the five decades, finishing up as Public Service Clerk. Now, as
By Christine Whelan, September 18th, 2025 • Volume 7 • Issue 1 Kenney Jessop with sister, Christine The small town of Queensville, Ontario, was rocked to its core on New Year’s Eve 1984, when nine-year-old Christine Jessop’s body was found, three months after she had gone missing. Now, over 40
Christine Whelan, September 18th, 2025 • Volume 7 • Issue 1 Attendees of the celebration and recognition of the new Snake Hill Parkette, located on Lakeshore Road at the foot of Albert Street, on September 12, 2025, received an on-site history lesson. “This is an important day because it recognizes
