Videos

Mike speaks Dr. Shira Brown, Deputy Chief of Emergency Medicine at Niagara Health about knowing your healthcare option during Covid 19.

Laura Secord Secondary School brings Mamma Mia to the stage after two years of delays due to the pandemic.

Kay Meilleur, the Director of Marketing with The Meridian Centre in St. Catharines, gives Kennedy Reynolds an update at just some of the concerts, performances and sporting events coming to The Centre over the next few months.

Frances Hallworth, CEO of the United Way visited the studio recently to outline plans for the month long Period Promise campaign.

Jennifer Dockstader reflects on the tragic death of Heather Winterstein. She says the circumstances that led to Heather's death reflect what many indigenous people experience when dealing with the healthcare system.

We wrap up our National Volunteer Week series with a visit with one of our own. YourTV volunteer, Martin Irving.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of North and West Niagara kicked off the 2022 Tim Hortons Bowl for Kids Sake at the Parkway Social in St. Catharines. Jennifer Wittig files this report. For more information on how you can get involved, visit bbbsmentors.ca

Day of Mourning ceremonies were held across the region on April 28th. The annual observance honours those who have died or been injured in the workplace.

Before she was national she was 'truly local'. Kim MacDonald of the Weather Network recounts her time as a reporter in Niagara.