Videos

Emily Allan, Associate Director of Brock Athletics joins Mike Balsom via Skype to discuss the staged reopening of the Brock Sports Performance Centre.

Lisa MacLeod the Minister of Tourism announced that Seasonal GO train service will resume on August 1st.

David Mascia from Antica Pizzeria & Ristorante talks about moving into Stage 3 and how his restaurant is following strict safety protocols to keep customers and staff safe. Mike Balsom brings you this report.

Mike Balsom speaks with the newest council member for the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Sandra O'Connor.

Andrew Backer, Executive Director for Row Ontario joins Mike Balsom via Skype to discuss Welland being chosen as the location for the Ontario Performance Centre.

Director of Infectious Diseases for Niagara Health Dr. Karim Ali speaks on the likelihood of a Second Wave for COVID-19. He also stresses the importance of wearing a mask, physical distancing and washing your hands regularly. Mike Balsom has more.

President & CEO of the NOTL Chamber of Commerce Eduardo Lafforgue gives us an update on moving to Stage 3 and the importance of marketing the Town to Locals. Mike Balsom has this report.

Emily Kovacs, Executive Director for Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre joins Mike Balsom via Skype to talk about the "Arts to the Folks Festival" taking place in 2020.

Keith Simmonds, Vice President and General Manager of Great Wolf Lodge Niagara Falls, gave The Source a bird's eye view of their new roof being installed. The metal roof is being applied over the top of existing shingles, eliminating 540,000 lbs of asphalt shingles, nails, and other materials being sent to the landfill. Keith also brings us up to date on reopening plans and what procedures are being put into place to keep the staff and visitors safe.

Mike speaks with John Petrie of Niagara Trailers, regarding the popularity of RV's and trailers especially now during the pandemic when travel options are limited.

St. Catharines native and golfer Michael Millthorpe spoke to Mike from his home in Florida about organizing big name tournaments, especially during a pandemic when crowds are limited.

The Welland Jackfish may not be playing in 2020 but they still have lots of activity at the ballpark.