Videos

Allie Pearse, known for her stand up comedy has also written for shows such as Letterkenny and Shoresy. Pearse will be performing at the Icebreaker's Comedy Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Mike Balsom caught up with her.

Bill Schenck - Chair of the upcoming World Rowing Championships visits the studio and provides an update on the event that will take place in August.

After a successful kick-off at The Outlet Collection, the Niagara-on-the-Lake Icewine Festival continues in the Heritage District over the next two weekends, with The Icewine Village. Queen Street becomes a historical winter wonderland with delicious Icewine from over 18 local wineries and delectable food pairings from world-renowned restaurants. Mike Balsom attended the first Saturday and files this report.

A grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation has led to a major renovation at the GROW Community Food Literacy Centre.

Members of the Brock Leaders Citizenship Society join The Source and detail plans for their 9th annual gala.

Sarah Kaufman details the capital campaign that is raising funds to expand the NOTL Museum.

Erin Graybiel from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Niagara visits the studio and gives an update on this year's Bowl For Kids Sake.

Chandra Hardeen from the United Way explains the concept of 'Social Capital' and how it relates back to some fundraising opportunities in Niagara.

Vic Fedeli, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, made a stop at Stanpac in Smithville Wednesday to announce the province is providing three Niagara companies $6.7 million in support through the Regional Development Program (RDP). The 3 Niagara manufacturing companies are investing a total of $65 million in their operations, creating 46 jobs.