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Pictured here is the building of the Kinsmen pool, located on the north side of Gilmore Road. The picture was taken off-season.

Pictured here is the building that previously housed the Knights of Columbus, located on the south side of Gilmore Road.

During the acute phase of the Covid-19 pandemic, librarys were required to close. Pictured here is the front door of Fort Erie Public Library's Centennial branch, which communicates its indefinite closure.

Pictured here is the vacant lot where Long Shotz stood. The building, as a bar and hotel, operated under numerous names over the years, including Grammy's Tavern and 33 Princess Street.

Pictured here is Lost and Found Yoga, which resides in a renovated commercial building on the north side of Jarvis Street.

Pictured here is M&J Restaurant, which stands on the south side of Garrison road in a building with two other businesses. This restaurant once did business as M&J Drive-In before being taken over by Angelo and Tula Stromboulis in 1984.

Pictured here is Madison's Pub, the same pub that originally opened with the Leisureplex.

During the acute phase of the Covid-19 pandemic, employees of many businesses wore protective masks, although no government regulation required it. Pictured here is Jennifer Learn, ready for her shift at Wal Mart, complete with protective mask.

Pictured here is the Masonic Lodge, which stands on the south side of Jarvis Street near the corner of Central Avenue.

While residents of Fort Erie adjusted to life under the Covid 19 pandemic, the weather offered no respite. Snow flurries and cold winds were an unwelcome feature of the Mother's Day weekend (May 8 - 10, 2020).

During acute phase of the Covid-19 pandemic, non-essential businesses were ordered closed. Even essential businesses needed to re-think how they operated. Mechanics, for example, changed how they accepted and conducted appointments for oil changes…

Listed here is Ming Teh restaurant, located on the east side of Niagara Boulevard.