Videos

Liz Clark, Associate Professor in the Department of Communication, Popular Culture and Film at Brock University joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to talk Holiday Pop Culture.

After wrapping up a very successful cross-Canada "Campfire Troubadour Tour", The Source caught up with Niagara's own Tim Hicks to talk about the tour, his new album and single, and the Hick's plans for the holidays!

What a great day for a Parade! Hope you can catch our coverage of the Niagara-On-The-Lake Christmas Parade over the holidays, on Ch. 700 or Ch. 100 for those with our Epico service. 

YourTV's coverage of Project SHARE's free community Breakfast to celebrate all that the community has done to support neighbours in need!

Originally broadcast live, the Morrison Pharmasave Pharmacy Good News Breakfast was held at the Greg Frewin Theatre on Friday, December 8th at 7 AM. There were live performances, interviews, and the winners of our Stuff the Bus School & Corporate Challenges was announced.

It's never too late to support Project SHARE! Visit projectshare.ca to make a monetary, food or toy donation.

Allison Campbell and Neetasha Chaudhari visited The Source on International Volunteer Day to explain the process for volunteering with Niagara Health.

Movies and Music are coming to downtown Ridgeway. Chris Shickluna explains the vision for the Ridge Cinema Lounge.

Two Welland churches, Christ Community Church and the Niagara South Reformed Church are working together to help those in need.

Just Love Isaac visited The Source studio to talk about his 2023 Readers' Choice awards. Mike Balsom files this report.

Great Wolf Lodge in Niagara Falls wants to make your life a little sweeter when you dine inside their life-size Gingerbread House! Your $25 dining fee directly benefits our local food bank, Project SHARE. The Source's Anthony Luongo stopped by to learn more, and maybe see if it's not too late to get back on Santa's "nice" list.

Port Cares Holiday 50/50 is on NOW! Purchase your tickets by visiting portcares5050.ca

Mike Balsom files this report.

Members of the Niagara IceDogs visited the St. Catharines General Hospital to deliver stuffed animals that fans donated as part of the annual teddy bear toss.

Elementary students from across the Region were able to get a preview of what their secondary school journeys may entail. Anthony Luongo has more.