Videos

Natalie Green of the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority shares some recent news that bodes well for the health of the Niagara River.

Betty-Anne Chandler from the Mack Alumni Association explains the decision to disband the organization and details the decision to present final nursing scholarships to Brock University & Niagara College.

Patricia Scrivener provides details on the 18th annual Shaw Guild Garden Tour that takes place on June 15th.

Habitat for Humanity Niagara is a non-profit organization that brings the community together to help families build strength, stability and independence through safe and affordable homeownership. Last week, they gave the keys to two deserving families.

Earlier this year, The Exchange officially opened its doors and now a permanent tenant will take up residency on a weekly basis.

The Last Chance Horse and Pony Rescue and Sanctuary will be the beneficiaries of an upcoming concert at the Crystal Ridge Community Centre.

Cindy Grant visits the studio to promote an upcoming garden tour organized by the NOTL Horticultural Society.

Michele O'Keefe, Niagara College's Director of Athletics and Student Engagement talks about a fundraiser being held at the Welland Campus on July 13th. It's called "We Were Young Once" and proceeds will go towards the Education Foundation of Niagara.

Mike welcomes guests from The Niagara Freewheelers Bicycle Touring Club, who talk about two upcoming Safety Course sessions for adults.