Videos

The Alzheimer's Society of the Niagara Region's mission is to advocate for, and with people with dementia and their care partners and provide access to a diverse range of appropriate resources and supports. Last week, they were looking to help fund their services with your support. Anthony Luongo has more.

Community Crew currently provides over 4,000 healthy lunches each week to children in 30 different schools throughout the Niagara Region. Thanks to the Grantham Optimist Club in St. Catharines, they now have a new home to prepare all those meals. Katy Herron joins Mike Balsom in studio to tell us more.

The 49th annual Ball's Falls Thanksgiving Festival will take place from October 6th - 9th at Ball's Falls Conservation Area in Lincoln. Alicia Powell joins Mike Balsom on The Source set to explain more.

The second annual Dancing with Easter Seals Stars Niagara is coming up on Friday, October 13th at Ovation Ballroom in Port Robinson. Joey Wilson, organizer of the event tells our viewers what will take place on the Dance Floor. Mike Balsom brings you this report.

Gary Parker, Indigenous Lead for the Niagara Catholic District School Board joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss his role at Niagara Catholic and talk about the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

The Niagara Falls Public Library offers a lot of great programs and resources to Niagara Falls residents. Becky Dixon joins Mike Balsom in studio to explain more.

Frances Hallworth, Executive Director for United Way Niagara joins Mike Balsom in studio to talk about this year's campaign goal of $5,200,000.

Camille Quenneville, CEO of The Canadian Mental Health Association - Ontario Division, and Thomas Langland, Manager of Wellness & Health for Niagara Health, discuss "Your Health Space", a free, workplace mental health program. We also learn what Niagara Health has planned for their team in October, which is Healthy Workplace Month.

Marv Ens has partnered with the Niagara Conservation Foundation to produce hand crafted pens from trimmings the NPCA have taken while maintaining the historic Comfort Maple.

To mark the National Day For Truth & Reconciliation, the City of Niagara Falls raised the “Every Child Matters Flag” and lowered it to half-staff, as well as held a special unveiling of an orange bench donated by the City’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee.

On Friday, in honour of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Niagara Parks hosted a ceremony to unveil a new interpretive panel that has been installed on the grounds of the Niagara Parks Power Station.

The new interpretive panel commemorates the events that took place at the site in 2022, including the historic meeting of Orange Shirt Day Founder and residential school survivor Phyllis Webstad and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a sunrise ceremony held on the grounds of the Niagara Parks Power Station.

The Welland Downtown BIA partnered with the Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre to hold a Truth and Reconciliation Walk through downtown Welland.