Videos

Mike speaks with Cheney Creamer, chair of the Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association about the Year of the Garden and the mental health benefits of gardening.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Central Ontario and Meridian have teamed up for the annual Footsteps for Families fundraiser. Brenda Schultz visited the Pendale Branch in St. Catharines to find out more.

The City of Niagara Falls Park In The City Committee hosted their first annual Mother Earth Day event at Firemen's Park. Lori Taraba brings us this report on celebrating the environment.

Dr. Mustafa Hirji, the Acting Medical Officer of Health for the Niagara Region joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss COVID-19.

Women's Place of South Niagara officially opened their expanded shelter in Niagara Falls.

Grace Beamon of the Niagara Falls Downtown BIA joins The Source and gives an update on a number of events & promotions taking place in Downtown Niagara Falls.

Emily Kovacs, CAO of the Niagara Folk Arts Multi Cultural Centre gives an update on the 2022 Folk Arts Festival.

Chandra Sharma, CAO of the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority stopped by the studio recently. She spoke to some NPCA news and shared highlights from their recently released annual report.

Two towns. A bridge connecting them and a border dividing them. When the war of 1812 breaks out, the neighbouring border towns of St. Stephen, New Brunswick and Calais, Maine are reluctant to go to war against each other. The people in each community have built life-long friendships – freely crossing the bridge that connects them for daily visits. Literally overnight, the war quickly redefines their world as they know it and their lives are forever changed. Through humour and Foster’s trademark witty dialogue, 1812 by Norm Foster examines the meaning of friendship, love and loyalty.