Videos

Runners took their mark at Burgoyne Woods for the inaugural Garden City Classic. Marty Mako has the details.

Local author and explorer Adam Shoalts visited the studio recently to discuss his new book - Where the Falcon Flies.

Mike spoke with Marla Smith, Director of Development with The Niagara Children's Centre, about their recent Superhero Run at Brock University, and the Centre's plans for the kids for Halloween!

Stan Cho, Ontario Minister of Long-Term Care, was at Radiant Care Pleasant Manor in Virgil recently to join in on the ground breaking for a new long-term care facility to accommodate 160 residents that is expected to open in late 2025.

Niagara Singer/Songwriter Evan Rotella visits the YourTV studio to promote his new album "Happy To Be Here". Evan sits down with Mike Balsom and performs an acoustic version of Gotta Get Better.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Anthony Bonifacio, Niagara Health's Breast Imaging Lead joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss the importance of screening.

Niagara Falls hosted the 8th annual Invisible Wounds Conference, focusing on Mental Wellness for First Responders and Clinicians. Two of the guest speakers from the conference, George Hebblethwaite and Daniel Jones, joined Mike Balsom on Zoom.

Firehall Theatre is always showcasing the best in the performing arts. The Source's Anthony Luongo returned to the Niagara Falls stage, to see what's on tap for their next production.

Supporters of Bethlehem Housing and Support Services came out to The Pen Centre as they launched a new fundraiser.

Food4Kids provides packages of healthy food for elementary school students with limited or no access to food during the weekend and throughout the summer months. Mike welcomes Amber Hughes, their Executive Director, and Rotarian Eric Jones, with The Rotary Club of St. Catharines Lakeshore, to talk about their recent food drive and upcoming fundraisers.

Tomorrow's Voices is a youth choir, giving kids the chance to come together to sing while building confidence and new friendships. Todd Green joins us to talk about a fundraiser going on as we speak.

Niagara's Wine Industry is estimated to contribute a billion dollars annually to Canada's Gross Domestic Product. But according to a report called Uncork Ontario, it has the potential for much, much more. Niagara Falls MPP Wayne Gates believes that added potential can only be reached if the 6.1% provincial tax that wineries are forced to pay on sales at their own locations is eliminated. Wayne joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss.