Videos

Dr. Julian Dobranowski & Janice Feather from Niagara Health visited The Source to discuss the impact that 4 new CT Scanners will make for patients. The installation of the new equipment will begin this summer.

Kristy Siconolfi visited The Source to talk about an upcoming event designed to promote good dental habits in children. The event is open to all and takes place at the Niagara Falls Dental Clinic on August 9th. 

The Source stopped by the corner of Ferry St. and Buchanan Ave. in Niagara Falls, for the official ribbon cutting introducing a brand new Gateway signage welcoming visitors to The Clifton Hill District!

Jeff Baker & Kathleen Allan from Chorus Niagara visited the studio this week to discuss plans for the new season. Kathleen was just appointed Musical Director and she is excited about implementing her vision for Chorus Niagara while maintaining the level of excellence listeners have come to expect. 

Dr. Kevin Chan & Fiona Peacefull address staffing concerns at the Fort Erie & Port Colborne Urgent Care Centres and also discuss Niagara Health's physician recruitment strategy. 

With the inaugural "Ribstock Festival 2025" in the books, a special cheque presentation took place at Firemen's Park in Niagara Fall recently, with three local charities receiving donations from this first community Festival.

For the past 10 years, the NPCA has hosted "Bolerama" in the Township of Wainfleet. Now, if you think it has anything to do with the sport of bowling, well... you'd be wrong! Anthony Luongo tells us what "Bolerama" is.

It was 2016 the last time Bianca Tomori was able to sit down and talk with Matt Jardine, best known for his work as a vocalist and percussionist for the Beach Boys and Brian Wilson. Matt is also the son of longtime, and original Beach Boys guitarist Al Jardine.

With the recent passing of Brian, Bianca talked to Matt on what Brian meant to The Beach Boys and him personally, as well as what fans can expect when Matt and The Surf City All-Stars perform this weekend at The Riviera Theatre in North Tonawanda.

The Source attended The Shaw Festival Theatre last week, for their announcement of the recipients of the 2025 Town Preview Funding program. Every season, the Shaw offers specially priced tickets to area residents to preview performances. 

Proceeds raised from these designated performances are distributed to various local charitable organizations who apply for funding.