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The Source welcomed Amanda Braet and Teagan Foord from Birchway Niagara, to talk about the agency that helps women and children who experience intimate partner violence, and the return of their "Allied Against Abuse" November Daily Raffle. November is Women Abuse Prevention Month.

Premier Ford was in Port Colborne today, along with other area politicians and business leaders to hear more about a $200 million investment by Jungbunzlauer to expand its existing facility in Port Colborne, which will create 50 new jobs and strengthen regional supply chains.

The Niagara Brewery Collectibles Club will hold their fall show and sale on September 28th. Once again proceeds will support students in the Niagara College Brewmaster and Brewery Operations Management program.

The St. Catharines Kidney Walk took place at Burgoyne Woods recently. Over $12,000 was raised locally to help support the Kidney Foundation of Canada. Jennifer Witting files this report.

Audrey Wall is a foot care nurse who operates a clinic in st. Catharines. She visited the studio to provide some advice on what to look for when purchasing shoes.

Here is a look back on how we got to a six man tag match at Crossfire Wrestlings Fired Up on September 29th at the Merritton Community Centre.

You can catch all the action October 3rd at 8pm, here on YourTV.

Becky Dixon from the Niagara Falls Public Library gives an update on fall programming and the reciprocal borrowing program that users can take advantage of. 

When the puck dropped at the Meridian Centre last Friday, it did more then signal the start of a hometown hockey game. The symbolic moment marked 25 years since the inception of the Steel Blade Classic. Anthony Luongo reports.

The Source stopped by The Niagara Falls Convention Centre over the weekend to check out a visit from the Inked Circus Tattoo Expo. 

The Expo brings together tattoo artists from different cities, giving visitors to the event the chance to get tattooed by these artists and see them in action.

The Grimsby Author Series is back at the Grimsby Public Library. The second session will take place on Friday, October 18th and the final session will happen on Friday, November 15th. Mark Wikobrado files this report.

Members of the community gathered at Market Square in St. Catharines to take a stand against sexual violence at the annual Take Back The Night event organized by the Niagara Sexual Assault Centre.

Members of the Business and Professional Women of Niagara group visited the studio recently to promote an upcoming event being held on September 25th at the Niagara Falls Public Library.