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The City of Niagara Falls Recreation and Culture Department invites Canadian Black Artists or Black Art Collectives to submit one final design for a temporary 2D artwork to be digitally reproduced (printed) and installed on the exterior of the Niagara Falls Exchange later this summer. This project will honour and pay tribute to the incredible achievements of Wilma Leone Morrison in preserving the history and positive roles the Black Canadians played in Niagara Falls and beyond.

DSBN Director of Education, Warren Hoshizaki provides an update on the return to the classroom.

Emily Oriold talks to The Source about Wildly Romantic. It's the first feature film produced by the Foster Festival and it debuts online on February 14th.

Peter VandenBerg from Niagara College explains the challenge ahead for staff and students of Niagara College after the school announced it will provide digital content for the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games.

Rima Boles Joins The Source with an update on winter programming at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre.

February is Black History Month across the country. That makes this the perfect time to recognize the need for increased equity and inclusion in the workplace. We're joined in studio by Crystal D'Cunha. She's the Chief Experience Officer at The Inside View Inc., a leadership training organization that focuses on the Customer Experience.

Kay Meilleur provides an update on a busy calendar of events scheduled at the Meridian Centre.

Robin McPherson joins The Source and talks about her appointment to St. Catharines City Council and representing the residents of the St. Patrick's Ward.

The 2022 Coldest Night of the Year Virtual Walk will take place on Saturday, February 26th throughout Niagara. Lauren Lewitzky from Project SHARE talks about the Niagara Falls Walk. Mike Balsom files this report.

Kathryn Richmond of the Family Mental Health Support Network of Niagara joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss the programs and services they offer to residents of the region.

The FirstOntario PAC is getting ready to welcome back guests to enjoy live entertainment in downtown St. Catharines. CEO Colleen Smith joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to talk about the re-opening plans.

A new exhibit at the Niagara Falls History Museum examines the contribution women have made to the workforce.