On Thursday, Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. unveiled its plan to create 29 “gaming zones” in Ontario – places where privately operated slots facilities will be allowed in the future. Fort Erie didn’t make the list.
The Niagara Regional Police Services Board announced Wednesday Jeffrey McGuire, an acting deputy chief of the Toronto Police Service, has been selecte ...
Niagara's southern-tier mayors rolled up their sleeves and got down to work this morning considering options for the location of a proposed new hospit ...
Niagara Regional Police are currently investigating a collision that occurred this morning involving a pickup truck and a motorcycle. The driver of th ...
Niagara Health System supervisor Kevin Smith says a new hospital in the south end of the region should be built to replace the current Niagara Falls, Fort Erie, Welland and Port Colborne sites. These buildings would be shut down and the pro ...
WELLAND - Niagara Health System supervisor Kevin Smith says a new hospital in the south end of the region should be built to replace the current Niagara Falls, Fort Erie, Welland and Port Colborne sites. These buildings would be shut down a ...
Bullet News has learned an Ontario Superior Court Justice has dismissed a lawsuit by a group of citizens against the the Town of Fort Erie and The Molinaro Group.
Wallenda made the announcement during a press conference in Niagara Falls, N.Y. Wednesday morning.
No sooner had 340 TRW Automotive workers settled in for a strike Tuesday, word reached the picket line a tentative settlement with the company had been reached.
OLG officials still have no authority to support or reject Fort Erie's plan, which some say is the best hope of returning at least some of the laid off slots employees to their jobs and securing the future of the Fort Erie Race Track.
Management at the firm and representatives of Thompson Products Employees Association, the in-house union that represents the workers, had been in talks for about six weeks prior to the walkout.
Faith Kondusky-Sennett was among three people killed in a northbound truck that collided with another truck on Highway 63 north of Edmonton, according to CBC News.
Fort Erie politicians vow to fight to reopen the Slots at Fort Erie Race Track and operate it as a not-for-profit, the same way the track itself has been run for two years now.
The deceased have been identified as Carlos Mejia, 30, and Joseph Holiko, 39.
The incident happened Monday around 12:30 a.m. at the Petro Canada station, located at 424 South Service Road.
Niagara Regional Police say on Saturday around 7:30 a.m. they received a call reporting a boat ramp on the Niagara River Parkway at the intersection of Netherby Road had been severely damaged.
NRP brass say Const. Geoffrey Purdie, a 13-year veteran of the Niagara Regional Police Service, was arrested in Buffalo on Thursday by members of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Border Enforcement Security Task Force.
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