Videos

Adam Christie, Director of Land Operations for the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority joins The Source and gives an update on several NPCA initiatives.

Heartland Forest in Niagara Falls recently held a special reception to celebrate their "Nature Centre Reopening", a place to learn, play, and explore! The Source's Andrew Perrie was on site to learn more about this incredible organization whose mission is to inspire and enrich the lives of people of all abilities through inclusive program offerings and hands on exploration. They are committed to community engagement and environmental stewardship for future generations.

The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre announced their upcoming 2022-2023 season last week. Sara Palmieri visits The Source to discuss all the dance, comedy, music, and even a bit of circus they have planned for the new season.

African Women Acting showcases, nurtures and supports African arts and artists of African heritage while advocating women’s issues. On June 25th, the organization opened a new cultural space on Queen Street in Niagara Falls. Executive Director Sonia Aimy joined Mike Balsom in studio to talk about the non-profit organization.

Congratulations to the team with The Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games for this past weekend's launch of the Torch Relay through the Region! The Source's Bob Romeo was in Niagara Falls Sunday to see Mayor Jim Diodati light the torch and speak to runner Rich Merlino about his involvement. Visit niagara2022games.ca to find out when the Torch will be in your community!

The Amazing Race is coming up in Welland on August 13th. It's a fundraiser for Women Networking in Sport of Niagara. Event Coordinator Sara van den Akker joins Mike Balsom in studio to talk about the event.

The Niagara Region have officially unveiled a pride crosswalk at the corner of Schmon Parkway and Sir Isaac Brock Way.

Mayors from Great Lakes communities and allies from industry are calling on the provincial government to develop and implement a marine strategy.

Port Cares hosted a recent open house that allowed them the chance to show off some improvements to the site and honour the contributions of their dedicated volunteers.

The Niagara Regional Native Centre, city of St. Catharines and the First Ontario Performing Arts Centre partnered together for Indigenous Solidarity Day programming in downtown St. Catharines.

The Niagara Health Foundation welcomed over 900 participants to Burgoyne Woods for the Kids Ultimate Challenge.