Fort Erie, Canada (Local)
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The Point Abino Lighthouse is often referred to as the Taj Mahal of the Great Lakes, a national historic site sitting on the north shore of Lake Erie. More than 10 years ago, a $1.5-million restoration of the structure was completed, paid for mostly by a federal grant of $425,000 as well as the s
The Canadian Tire Gas+ location on Garrison Road recently pumped a huge amount of money into charity. In a recent company-wide fundraiser for Jumpstart, Canadian Tire’s cause that supports youth sports and recreation, the Fort Erie location was number one in the Golden Horseshoe and second out of
The junior and senior football programs at Greater Fort Erie Secondary School (GFESS) are preparing for kickoff. Training camp has been taking place for the last three weeks and there will be about 80 players combined between both squads, head coach Dave Sauer told Fort Erie Radio in an interview
A typical funeral doesn’t involve people dressed in costumes throwing candy at onlookers, laughing and having a great time. But that’s what the annual end of summer parade in Crystal Beach entails, a tradition started in the 1960s by American cottagers. In its earliest days, Old Man Summer
Staff at two Fort Erie food banks agree that a door-to-door food drive like ones held in other parts of Niagara would be an ambitious task for the community, but also one that could be pulled off. This weekend, the Port Colborne Lions Club will continue its more-than-40-year-old tradition of coll
Brent Jones November 14, 2025 at 7:35 PM It didn't take long for Charlene Heckman to decide how she wants to spend the next chapter of her life.
