Videos

Thanks to our partners at Fallsview Casino Resort for allowing us in to The Avalon Theatre, to capture a few moments of "Christmas On Ice", a thrilling high-paced spectacle of world-class ice skating and holiday cheer. 

Performances continue at The Avalon until Wednesday December 18th.

Dr. Karen Csoli from Niagara College visited with Kate Carnegie of The Source this week. The college recently received funding that will allow them to increase the health & wellness services they provide to students. 

The annual DSBN Art Battle took place at Laura Secord Secondary School in St. Catharines. Anthony Luongo was there.

Laura Dumas from Start Me Up Niagara & Carolyn Dyer of REACH Niagara explain how their new partnership came about and how the clients they serve will benefit from it.

The Good News Breakfast returns to the Greg Frewin Theatre on December 13th. Pam Sharp from Project SHARE & Aly Kassam from the Morrison Pharmasave preview this year's event.

Amanda Braet from Birchway Niagara explains what is going on across the region to recognize the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence.

Lyne Frank stopped by the studio to share three hacks to reduce your stress this holiday season.  Lyne encourages dropping the social expectations that may have you running around, losing sleep, and denying you a calm and happy holiday.  For more self-love, self-worth thoughts and practices, visit lynefrank.com

Jan Kilty & Bradd Anderson from the Niagara Falls & St Davids Lions Clubs visit the studio to discuss this year's Christmas tree sale.

Emily Oriold & Jamie Williams preview the 2025 season at The Foster Festival.

The Niagara Falls Public Library marked 50 years at their Victoria Avenue location with an open house.

Niagara Parks' annual Poinsettia Show returns to the Floral Showhouse and Bob Romeo stopped by to check out the incredible displays, and see what else the Parks has going on during this year's Winter Festival of Lights.

A special dedication was held Saturday for George Bailey, a cherished member of our Niagara Falls, community and spokesperson of the Niagara Parks Commission for many years. George passed away in June of this year, and over the weekend, a bench located at Locust Grove in Queenston, was dedicated in his name. 

Family and friends gathered for the dedication in honour of a man who was integrated into the fabric of our community for many years.