Videos

Niagara College Canada's President Emeritus Daniel J. Patterson stopped by the #yourtvniagara studio to chat with Mike Balsom about retirement and how he's just as busy as ever with some new and exciting projects at Niagara University & the Ontario Centre of Innovation. Take a look. #niagaracollege #NiagaraUniversity #AlmostAllOfUsAtYourTVNiagaraGraduatedFromNiagaraCollege

Tony Anscombe is the Chief Security Evangelist for ESET. He joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to "preach" internet safety, especially during the holiday season. More information can be found at www.welivesecurity.com

Mat Siscoe joins The Source to discuss the St. Catharines City Council decision that will see him fill the city's vacancy on regional council.

Mike speaks with Dr. Nadia Akseer, who has been named one of Canada’s top 20 dynamic chief executive officers by CEO Publication.

Mike speaks with Dr. Jennifer Tsang about Covid Research being done here in Niagara.

Mike speaks with Jeffery Sinclair and Donna Woiceshyn about affordable housing in Niagara.

Carolyn Villella, an International Student Life Specialist at Brock University talks to Mike about the "Home for the Holidays" program. It aims to partner International students with Brock University Host families for a holiday celebration.

Nancy Braye of the Salvation Army in Niagara Falls visits the YourTV studio and provides an update on their kettle campaign.

Janice Slade visits with The Source and gives an update on the annual Holiday Concert which will take place on Saturday December 18th.

Brock University Assistant Professor of Political Science Joanne Heritz has been studying Municipal-Indigenous relations in Niagara, Hamilton and Brantford. Joanne's findings show that here in Niagara, we can do a lot more to improve recognize and involve our Indigenous residents. Mike Balsom files this report.

In advance of their December 28th concert in Niagara Falls, John-Angus MacDonald visits with The Source and gives his thoughts on the show and the band's new release - Wanderer.

YourTV hosts Lori Taraba and Carrie Zeffiro were back at The Greg Frewin Theatre in Niagara Falls on December 10th, for coverage of The BCM Insurance Good News Breakfast for Project SHARE. Thanks to the generosity of our incredible community, Project SHARE reached it's goal of $229,000 worth of donated food, toys and financial contributions. It's never too late for you to assist too! Visit www.projectshare.ca to find out how you can support them not only over the holiday season, but all year long.