Videos

Tanya ter Keurs Co-Founder of NiaHealth joins Kate Carnegie for a discussion on the important role that Vitamin D plays in our lives. 

The Honourable Stan Cho, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming, made a stop in Niagara-On-The-Lake Tuesday for a very special announcement regarding Shaw Festival's Royal George Theatre.

Police Chief Bill Fordy speaks to The Source as the NRPS winds down a series of open houses where they discussed the possible implementation of body worn cameras.

Professor Amir Ekhlassi of the University of Niagara Falls Canada visits the studio and explains how the impending tariffs implemented by President Trump could impact Niagara. 

Christine Clark Lafleur provides an update on the recent opening of Chestnut Place and the launch of the Spring Ka-Ching 50/50 Draw.

Laura Martin and Katilyn Laslo from the Niagara Falls Library explain how the library is preserving and making use of a substantial number of negatives that were donated by the Niagara Falls Review. 

The Source paid a visit to The Exchange as the Niagara Falls Anti-Racism Committee launched a new lecture series. 

Irish Music Niagara held a special event Saturday in The Monastery of Mount Carmel in Niagara Falls, a Candlelight Concert with proceeds going to this non profit organization whose key objective is to share happiness through Irish Music and creativity. 

Co-founder Declan O'Sullivan explains how the event came together and fill us in on the return of the popular Niagara Irish Festival in August. 

The annual spring Hawkwatch program, run by the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority has returned. The Source's Anthony Luongo was at Beamer Memorial Conservation Area and files this report.

Kiwanis club members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service.  This year, the Kiwanis Club of St. Catharines is celebrating 90 years of making a difference in Niagara.

Niagara Health is reminding the public that measles is highly contagious, remaining in the air for up to two hours after an infected person has left the area. As the number of cases increase, residents need to stay informed.

Ethan Rosati was diagnosed at two and a half years old with Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood, a one in a million disease.  Ethan is an Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood champion and he joined Kate Carnegie in the studio with his Mom, Claire.