Videos

Host, Dan Malta, welcomes the viewers to the first day of the Bonspiel.

Sixteen of the very best teams in Ontario will be competing to represent Ontario at the Canadian Championship in November. Kim Wilson, the Committee Chair, tells us more.

Usually up in the camera bay getting wide and follow shots for the OHL Tonight, Jayden and Petar had the opportunity to be at center ice for the official puck drop during Cogeco Minor Hockey Day in North Bay.

Winter may be clinging to our area, but the RRCA is busy planning its annual Raisin River Canoe Race!

Take a look into the history of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 297 in Cornwall, Ontario. Brought to you in partnership with Heritage - Patrimoine Cornwall.

The Executive Director of the Roy McMurtry Legal Clinic discusses the 'renovictions' at Cumberland Gardens.

Author Jimmy Steele has a sit down conversation with Miss Canada 1954 Barbara (Markham) Vanderven. Don speaks with Barbara's daughter Deborah Kerr. Then we take a look at the Cornwall Historic Newspaper Digitization project. Brought to you in partnership with Heritage - Patrimoine Cornwall.

Congratulations to the Rumohr-Boisvert family, this year's Habitat for Humanity partner family!

Don Smith showcases Agnes McKissock's hobby of creating Vintage costumed miniatures. Then, Brent Nixon takes us on a trip through his vintage gas pump collection. Brought to you in partnership with Heritage - Patrimoine Cornwall.

We continue coverage of Black History Month with this segment on this week's activities planned by the African-Caribbean International Association of Eastern Ontario.

In this Heritage Highlights 2022 clip; Author/researcher Stuart Manson is on location at Maple Grove and St. Andrew's cemeteries; detailing the history at each site.  Brought to you in partnership with Heritage - Patrimoine Cornwall.

Sophie Jean, Committee Member of Heritage - Patrimoine Cornwall join's Don Smith in studio to speak on the residential plaquing program.  We also take a look back to the 2021 Heritage Awards presentations, and then author/researcher Stuart Manson is in studio to speak upon the "King's Colour: A Broadside of Early Upper Canada" and an intro to his book "Sacred Ground."