Videos

James Symons, Founder of Toolbox Project Niagara joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss plans for this year's campaign. The purpose of the Toolbox Project is to provide homeless men in Niagara with a care package during the Christmas season.

The CNIB Foundation estimates that 5.59 million Canadians more have an eye disease that could cause sight loss. The Merritton Lions Club in association with their sister organizations are looking to decrease that number. Source Reporter Anthony Luongo has more.

Trinity Lutheran Church Fort Erie recently celebrated its 75th Anniversary and wanted to share this special occasion with The Source. Mike Balsom files this report.

The Royal Canadian Legion's annual poppy campaign is in full swing. Jack Gemmell talks with Mike Balsom about some aspects of the campaign you may not be aware of.

Erin Clayton, Manager of Quality Assurance at Pathstone Mental Health joins Mike Balsom in studio to talk about some very important changes that will immediately impact youth who use their services.

Garden City Productions boasts itself as "Community Theatre at its Best". New Source Reporter Julian Freeman says, there new play is something that you don't want to miss.

The poppy is a symbol of remembrance worn to commemorate members of the armed forces who gave the ultimate sacrifice. As The Source's Anthony Luongo tell us, two community hubs in West Niagara are doing more then just wearing a poppy, they're showcasing it.

What a treat it was for The Source's Bob Romeo to talk with "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" actress Kristy Swanson at the recent "Frightmare In The Falls" at @sccniagara

Gillian's Place kicked off Women Abuse Awareness Month & the Wrapped in Courage Campaign with a pancake breakfast at Market Square.