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Fort Erie Secondary School – Class of 1985 40th Reunion Celebration - Fort Erie Observer

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Toyota · Fort Erie

Fort Erie’s own Bill’s Toyota Celebrated its 60th year of Business - Fort Erie Observer

Millicent Simonics, FEO, May 29, 2025, VOL. 6 ISSUE 19 Bill’s Toyota is not just a preferred car dealership, but also a local landmark honored as Canada’s first Toyota dealership. The remarkable story began when young Bill Pacinsky emigrated from Hungary to Canada in 1957. Bill chose Fort Erie because his sister Helen had already migrated to Canada and was living in Fort Erie with her husband. At the time, Bill was 20 years old and, like his fa…Read Article

Energy · Fort Erie

MYAC: A Year of Impact, Energy, and Youth Leadership - Fort Erie Observer

Keasha Maile, FEO, May 29, 2025, VOL. 6 ISSUE 19 At the May 12 Council-in-Committee meeting, members of Fort Erie’s Mayor’s Youth Advisory Committee (MYAC) gave an enthusiastic presentation outlining the committee’s achievements, goals, and continued efforts to support and connect with youth in the community. Chair McKenzie Arts delivered a detailed report on the wide range of activities MYAC has been involved in over the past year, from festive…Read Article

Red Dress Day – Greater Fort Erie Secondary School Honoured Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Boys, and Two-Spirited People - Fort Erie Observer

May 15, 2025, VOL. 6 ISSUE 18 Monday, May 5 marked the National Day of Awareness and Remembrance for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2S People (MMIWG2S), also known as Red Dress Day. Initiated by Métis artist Jaime Black, Red Dress Day served as a powerful visual and aesthetic response to this critical national issue. For the second consecutive year, Mrs. Maracle-Gerritsen (Haudenosaunee Mohawk, Bear Clan), Mrs. Murdoch, the In…Fort Erie · Fort Erie Read Article

Joan Hartman: Breaking the stigma during Mental Health Awareness Month

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"Breaking stigma takes collective effort, but every conversation and action helps move our community toward greater understanding and compassion."Fort Erie · Fort Erie See the Story

James Ryan Cartoonist & More - Fort Erie Observer

FEO, April 17, 2025, VOL. 6 ISSUE 16 I was inspired to reach out after reading Part 2 of your featured story on Editorial Cartooning. You see… I am J. Ryan (for whom there is nothing known). I was in high school when I had several cartoons published in the FE Extra. Imagine my surprise when I opened the paper and saw only one of my cartoons again. Regarding the question asked in our March 6, 2025 issue: “Who was (is) J. Ryan?”…Here is his story…Fort Erie · Fort Erie Read Article

Part Two- The Legacy of the Blair family of Fort Erie and their Rich History in Ice Hockey - Fort Erie Observer

Bill Reid, The Fort Erie Heritage Arts Sports Gallery The youngest brother, Danny, also spent time playing pro hockey. He started with the Junior “A” Guelph Biltmore Mad Hatters in 1950 for 3 years and, with them, won the Memorial Cup Championship in 1952. He had one year with the AHL Cleveland Barons in 1959-60, spent the next five seasons in the WHL and EHL, and retired from hockey in 1965. He played for the Johnstown Jets from 1960 until 1963…Hockey · Fort Erie Read Article

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