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The Pinty's Grand Slam of Curling is coming to Niagara Falls in October of 2023. Anthony Luongo reports.

Traffic alert! Niagara's bridge's that allow ships to travel through the Welland Canal have a chance of being in their upright position. Anthony Luongo reports.

The Niagara College Knights Women's Curling Team had a very successful season! The women took home Silver at the OCAA Provincial Championships and followed that up with another Silver at the CCAA National Championships held in Sudbury. Mike Balsom brings you more.

The must-see exhibit runs from March 30 to April 30 in the Joyner Gallery. All are welcome to the opening reception on April 2nd, from 2-4 pm.

Welland's three major food banks have partnered with the Seaway Mall to try and fill a vacant store with food in the Spring it Forward Challenge.

Frances Hallworth, CEO of United Way Niagara recaps the successful annual campaign that concluded last week.

The City of Niagara Falls is in the process of establishing a new Strategic Plan. Core elements to the document have been established and now it's time for citizens to give their input in a online survey that closes on April 4th.

Jane Lockard explains a unique partnership between Knight Archives and the NPCA that will lead to the planting of thousands of trees in Grimsby

Andrea Scott, President & CEO of the Niagara Health Foundation gives an update on the South Niagara Hospital build and the capital campaign that the foundation just launched.

Niagara College hosted their 2023 Spring Open House to showcase their programs and services to students and their families. Anthony Luongo reports.

After serving as Interim Chief of Staff at Hotel Dieu Shaver Rehabilitation Hospital since May of last year, Dr. Galina Arvinte was recently appointed permanently to the position. We invited her to the studio to talk about the role of the hospital in Niagara's health care mix. Mike Balsom brings you this report.

For the first time, libraries across Niagara are banding together for a region-wide book club. Readers in all 12 municipalities have been invited to read "Care Of", a collection of correspondence to and from storyteller and social activist Ivan Coyote. Kathryn Drury from the Grimsby Public Library joins Mike Balsom in studio to explain.