Pictured here is the grave of Catharine Darion Williams. She is buried with her husband Catharine Darion. She is buried in the northwest corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery.
Pictured here is the grave of Malcolm Cameron Williams. He is buried with his with Catharine. He is buried in the northwest corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery.
Pictured here is the grave of Beatrice Clayton. She is buried with her husband Norman. Her grave is located in the northwest corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery.
Pictured here is the grave of Norman J Clayton. He is buried with his wife Beatrice. His grave is located in the northwest corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery.
Pictured here is the Centennial branch during Ontario's Stage 2 of re-opening. During this stage, the Ontario libraries were required to maintain extensive social distancing measures which included spacing out computers, building plexi-glass barriers at check-out, and offer curbside pickup. Patrons were not permitted to touch books during this phase.
Pictured here is the Centennial branch during Ontario's Stage 2 of re-opening. During this stage, the Ontario libraries were required to maintain extensive social distancing measures which included spacing out computers, building plexi-glass barriers at check-out, and offer curbside pickup. Patrons were not permitted to touch books during this phase.
During summer of 2020, construction began toward building a student residence for Fort Erie International Academy. The progress was hampered by the Covid-19 pandemic, but its pace quickly picked up once restrictions were lifted. Construction workers used pre-fabricated materials to expedite the process of building residence to the immediate north of the old football field.
Fort Erie Pride held its first LGBT Pride-related event at the Belltower on Central Avenue in June of 2020. A much larger event had been planned, but the Covid-19 pandemic forced the organizers to reschedule until the following years. Because some restrictions were lifted by June, this smaller event was still held. This event helped mark a social shift of inclusiveness in the community.
During summer of 2020, construction began toward building a student residence for Fort Erie International Academy. The progress was hampered by the Covid-19 pandemic, but its pace quickly picked up once restrictions were lifted. Construction workers used pre-fabricated materials to expedite the process of building residence to the immediate north of the old football field.
Pictured here is a mural outside of Happy Jack's. The front windows were boarded up during the lockdown phase of the Covid-19 pandemic and a mural was begun by local artist Tom Prow.
