Videos

The 18th Annual Caps, Corks & Forks took place at the Daniel J. Patterson Campus of Niagara College in NOTL recently. Team Beer came out victorious over Team Wine. Anthony Luongo brings you this report.

Over 425 participants braved the freezing temperatures to join the Coldest Night of the Year Walk in Downtown St. Catharines. All the money raised from the event goes to support Start Me Up Niagara. Jennifer Wittig reports.

The 9th annual Celebrity Ice Cup, a two day hockey experience allowing amateur hockey players to play with and against legendary NHL alumni, returned to the area this month. 

This is the Foundation's signature event, supporting Hotel Dieu Shaver Health and Rehabilitation Centre.

A promising food recovery program started by The Bridge is helping to reduce food waste and feed those in need. 

The St. Catharines franchise in the PGCBL announced their team name this week. Local baseball fans will be cheering on the Ironbacks when they begin play in June.

POLITICIAN’S BREAKFAST 

Attendees had the opportunity to connect with local government representatives and hear updates on what’s happening locally, regionally, provincially and federally.

Friday February 28th at 7pm Monday March 3rd at 11am & Tuesday March 4th at 11:30am

Kate welcomes Jenn Dubé, Volunteer Coordinator with Community Care of St. Catharines/Thorold, and Niagara Rapids Volleyball player Abbey Kunselman, who talk about the benefits of volunteering with the foodbank, plus the growing need, and support, Community Care is seeing in the St. Catharines and Thorold area.

The 2025 Rankin Cancer Run will be both a hybrid and in-person event this year. Brock University will host Niagara's Largest fundraiser on Saturday, May 24th. Volunteer Run Director Mary Ann Edwards joins Anthony Luongo in studio to talk about the Rankin Cancer Run. 

#RankinCancerRun #BrockUniversity

The collaborative effort that helped secure a major investment by Asahi Kasei in the city of Port Colborne was recognized recently. George Spezza & Gary Long explained the road that led to the 1.6 billion dollar separator plant that is being built in Niagara. 

Anthony Luongo and Mental Health Professional Calissa Ngozi talk about introducing the many cultures and people of our world to children. 

Black History Month is a key time to talk with children about race and racial justice related topics in an age appropriate way.

Lakeshore Catholic High School student and Social Climate Committee member Gabriella Smith and Visual Art Teacher Ewelina Fanfara were guests on The Source recently, to talk about Black History Month art pieces and events taking place at the High School in Port Colborne.