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Pictured here is the tombstone of Dorothy Angela Clendening (nee Wysocki), located in the northwest corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery. She is buried with her husband Roy.

Pictured here is a trailer and johnny on the spot parked outside of Fort Erie International Academy. Government regulations during the Covid-19 pandemic were amended to include non-essential construction in the list of workers required to stay home.

Pictured here is St. Paul's Anglican Church's parish centre, an addition to the original building that was opened in 1984, The co-op nursery school has operated from this location since it opened. Meels on Wheels also operates from an office there.

Listed here is a picture of an apartment building on Waterloo Street in the south end of town, bearing a sign spreading hope during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Pictured here is a tombstone for Jonas Sherk who is buried with his with Fannie Sherk and Bert Sherk. The stone is located in the southwest corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery (at the very front).

Pictured here is the tombstone of Fannie Sherk. She is buried with her husband Jonas Sherk and Bert Sherk. The grave is located in the southeast corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery (at the very front).

Pictured here is the tombstone of Bert Sherk. He is buried with Jonas and Fannie Sherk. The grave is located in the north east corner of St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery (at the very front).

Social Distancing became crucial during the Covid-19 pandemic. Government regulations mandates six feet of distance between people who did not live in the same house and businesses took their own approach to obey the rule. Pictured here is the floor…

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the government mandated social distancing, requiring people who did not live in the same house to keep six feet apart. Pictured here is the floor of Wal Mart which, like other stores, instituted one-way aisles to ensure…

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 Robomart, which stands on Princess Street in Fort Erie's south end. Previously, it operated simply as Robo's.

Pictured here is a sign on Jarvis Street, advertising an Easter turkey takeout dinner at the Runaround on Courtwright Street during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.