Videos

Today MPP Sam Oosterhoff and representatives of The Ontario Trillium Foundation met with the team at Village of Hope Niagara, to hear about the $78,200 grant to purchase an electric service van. 

Village of Hope serves more than 2000 Lincoln residents monthly, providing sufficient quantity or quality of food necessary to their daily needs.

Pam Sharp, Executive Director with Project SHARE, visited Kate and The Source to talk about "Travelling Tapas", where guests get escorted through the City courtesy of Niagara Region Transit, visiting four incredible Niagara Falls restaurants and sampling hand-crafted tasting menu from each! 

All proceeds from the event benefit Niagara Falls' food bank.

Tracy McCullough, Clinical Supervisor at Niagara Health joins Kate Carnegie in studio to discuss the amazing work Respiratory Therapists do for patients throughout Niagara.

Kate Carnegie welcomes Roy Gallo in studio to talk about the Catch the Ace fundraiser happening now to benefit the Kiwanis Club of St. Catharines and Community Care.

Branch 350 of the Royal Canadian Legion in Port Dalhousie was officially opened at a ceremony on October 5th.

Fall is here and there is a lot going on at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in downtown St. Catharines! 

Sara Palmieri, Director of Programming and Marketing at the PAC, shares just a few of the concerts, performances, films, community events and more coming to the PAC over the next few months.

The Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines featured the Momentum Choir, which was supported by us, at Cogeco. Anthony Luongo travelled to St. Paul Street and files this report.

The Robert Wood Singers have been delighting audiences with their beautiful songs and harmonious melodies since 1968. They currently have 55 members, and their numbers continue to grow as they look for new singers. Here to tell us more about the iconic choir is President Teresa Sanecki and Choir member Len Charlebois.

Pathstone is thrilled to bring back The Very Hungry Worry Monster Campaign until October 14th. This cute, blue, plush toy eats worries for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and everything in between. Kids at Pathstone who are struggling with Anxiety will get one of their own; they can write down their worries, put them in the Worry Monster’s mouth, and zip it shut! Niagara, can you help put 200 worry monsters into the arms of the little clients who are struggling with anxiety at Pathstone? Please consider donating.