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The St. Catharines Chapter of the Knights of Columbus held their annual Basketball Free Throw Competition for 9-14 year olds at Holy Cross Catholic High School. Katie Jones brings you this report.

Members of the Welland Rotary Club met recently at Holy Trinity Anglican Church where they continued to build upon their legacy of community work in the rose city.

The City of Port Colborne is asking for the public's input for their Parks and Recreation Master Plan. A Community Working Session was hosted by MHBC in Council Chambers. Michelle Cuthbert reports.

Rumble: The Concert, tells the story of how Indigenous musicians influenced popular music. It will be held Wednesday February 6th, 7:30 PM at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre.

Merry Go Round Children’s Foundation is launching its unique Kids, Cops & Computers program in two public schools in St. Catharines.

Mike Balsom reports on the Niagara Historical Films Project.

A recent snow storm put the spotlight on municipal works employees who helped keep roads clear for residents in Niagara Falls.

James J. Hall made a visit to Niagara On The Lake recently, for the Chamber of Commerce's "Sparkle and Ice Gala" - a celebration of Icewine makers and their VQA wines, reds, white and sparklings, paired with Icewine inspired tastings from the Signature Kitchen Chefs. 

A preview of the upcoming Family Literacy Day at the Grimsby Public Library on Sunday January 27th, 2019 from 2- 4pm.

Former Stanley Cup Champion, Olympic Gold Medalist and World Cup Junior Champion Theo Fleury was the guest speaker at the 3rd Annual Chief's Charity Gala for the Niagara Regional Police recently. He spoke to Source Reporter Mike Balsom prior to the event. Here is the interview in it's entirety.

Niagara Regional Police Chief Bryan MacCulloch held his annual Charity Gala at the Americana Conference Resort in Niagara Falls. A sold-out crowd of over 370 people came out to support Victim Services Niagara and ProAction Cops and Kids. Theo Fleury was the guest speaker. Mike Balsom reports.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held his only Ontario Town Hall event at Brock University in St. Catharines. Close to 2000 people filled the Ian D. Beddis Gymnasium to get a chance to ask the PM a question about our nation. Mike Balsom reports.