Videos

Hugo Chesshire of the Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce joins The Source to discuss how the decision to scrap the ArriveCAN App will impact border communities.

It's Fire Prevention Week October 9 through 15th. The theme this year is "Fire Won't Wait - Plan Your Escape". We welcome Port Colborne Fire Chief Scott Lawson to the studio. Mike Balsom files this report.

The Filipino Canadian Association of Niagara works to promote Filipino culture in the Region and runs a number of events to gather people of all cultures together for fellowship and understanding. They're here to promote the upcoming basketball tournament FINRO Cup - Season 2.

Sue London of Fort Erie is able to communicate with animals, and also helps them through healing massage treatments. She joins Mike Balsom in studio to talk about her experience and to promote some upcoming sessions in St. Catharines.

Alicia Powell from the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority joined The Source to provide details on a Niagara thanksgiving tradition.

The Hungarian Self Culture Society of Welland hosted an open house recently. The event also served as a kickoff to the first ever Hungarian Heritage Month to be celebrated in the province.

A new English-style garden has taken root at Niagara College, to honour the memory of Saundra Patterson - the College's long-time "First Lady", and devoted partner of President Emeritus Dan Patterson. Mike Balsom attended the unveiling and files this report.

Supporters of the Niagara Children's Centre donned their capes at the 8th annual Superhero Run.

It's a bit like an official welcoming committee. The Newcomers of St. Catharines and District Club welcomes people new to the area with activities and gatherings. Linda Barker joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of North and West Niagara as well as Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Niagara are working together on a new initiative called Project Snowflake. Erin Graybiel joins Mike Balsom in studio to explain how the project works.

Our friends at Heartland Forest received an Ontario Trillium Grant recently and used the money to complete their accessible pathways. Brenda Schultz files this report.

The city of Niagara Falls officially opened the Dr. Henry G. Acres Pathway recently. The pathway is the 6th and final leg of the Millennium Trail series of paved routes that run along the hydro canal.