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Head to the Fort Erie Leisureplex parking lot (3 Municipal Centre Dr) on Saturday, April 18th to pick up your free tree. The giveaway starts at 8:00 a.m. and runs until 12:00 p.m. Tree species: -White Spruce -Red Bud -Sugar Maple -Tulip Approximately 800 trees will be given away on
Council met for a regular council meeting on March 23rd, 2026, with all Councillors present except Regional Councillor Insinna. Dr. Lesley Rigg, President and Vice Chancellor of Brock University, provided a presentation with an update on Brock’s strategic plan. The presentation highlighted the importance of community partnerships, supporting innovation, and
March 19, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 14 The Town of Fort Erie continues to advance its Climate Change Action Plan and has received two environmental grants from the Niagara Community Foundation (NCF) for community projects that will help protect local wildlife, support biodiversity, and expand green space for residents to
Council gathered on February 23, 2026 for an extensive Regular Council Meeting, with Councillor Tom Lewis absent. The meeting began with a huge congratulations to our local Down The Rabbit Hole Theatre Company, who recently attended a Junior Theater Festival in Sacramento, California as the only Canadian entry, bringing home
Head to the Fort Erie Leisureplex parking lot (3 Municipal Centre Dr) on Saturday, April 18th to pick up your free tree. The giveaway starts at 8:00 a.m. and runs until 12:00 p.m. Tree species: -White Spruce -Red Bud -Sugar Maple -Tulip Approximately 800 trees will be given away on
Council met for a regular council meeting on March 23rd, 2026, with all Councillors present except Regional Councillor Insinna. Dr. Lesley Rigg, President and Vice Chancellor of Brock University, provided a presentation with an update on Brock’s strategic plan. The presentation highlighted the importance of community partnerships, supporting innovation, and
March 19, 2026 Volume 7, Issue 14 The Town of Fort Erie continues to advance its Climate Change Action Plan and has received two environmental grants from the Niagara Community Foundation (NCF) for community projects that will help protect local wildlife, support biodiversity, and expand green space for residents to
Council gathered on February 23, 2026 for an extensive Regular Council Meeting, with Councillor Tom Lewis absent. The meeting began with a huge congratulations to our local Down The Rabbit Hole Theatre Company, who recently attended a Junior Theater Festival in Sacramento, California as the only Canadian entry, bringing home
