Videos

Brandy Smith, the Community Engagement Coordinator for the Brockville Public Library, joins us on this week's episode of F.Y.I. with Doreen Barnes to preview some unique programs coming up this winter season, including online cooking classes!

Tom Fournier, Staff Sergeant with the Brockville Police Service, speaks with F.Y.I. host Doreen Barnes about the positive impact of a winter warming centre located at Wall Street United Church.

Multi-instrumentalist Alexandra Sullivan is featured Music Volume Saturday, January 23rd, at 8:00PM. In this clip, Alexandra plays a song called 3:33 off her upcoming acoustic album "August Moon" hoping to be released summer of 2021.

Ann Weir, Economic Development Manager for the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, joins this week on #FYI with Doreen Barnes to discuss a new Ontario small business grant for local businesses who have seen a decline in revenue over the past year due to COVID-19.

Rev. Canon Michael Read, of Saint Lawrence Anglican Church in Brockville, discusses a new winter warming center located at Wall Street United Church on this weeks episode of #FYI with Doreen Barnes.

Have you made any new years resolutions? Stephanie Kay from Stephanie Kay Nutrition joins us on this weeks episode of #FYI with Doreen Barnes to talk about low carb vs. low-fat diets.

Brockville Mayor Jason Baker joins us for an update on current COVID-19 restrictions within the city of Brockville.

Singer/songwriter and Actress Rachel Warkentin brings her indie/folk soul sound coming up on Music Volume January 16th at 8:00PM. Originally from the west coast, Rachel has appeared on the big screen in such movies as "Supernatural" and "Aftermath".

Vincent Bishop plays a selection of his original songs from his two released CD's "Out of the Dark" and "Ambiguous". Vincent uses a looping machine to create his unique funk sound.  Only on YourTV catch the full episode only on YourTV!

Naomi McNeill talks about the Brockville Municipal Drug Strategy Steering Committee and how it aims to help those around the city of Brockville.

Donel talks about his life experiences and what led him to publish his first book "Unwanted" at a young age.

Chrystal Wilson aims to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate in Kingston. She recently sat down to talk with Leigh Bursey in an episode of Critical Thinking to talk about what she's been doing and how others can also help.