Videos

Marla Smith, Director - Foundation and Communications with Pathstone Mental Health Foundation, stopped by our studio to talk with Anthony about Pathstone, some of their incredible programs, and the Foundation - inspired by the mission of raising much needed funds to support various programs and services geared to improving the mental health of children across Niagara. 

We also learn that the very popular Hope Gala is back in June!

A new dinner series, ‘A Chef’s Journey,’ shines a spotlight on Niagara College’s academic chefs alongside featured alumni and a team of students. The featured NC chef – or two -will curate a multi-course meal along with an evening experience to reflect their personal journeys. 

Craig Youdale, the College's Dean of Culinary, Tourism and Beverage Studies, stopped by our studio to talk about the very successful series, and who is coming next to the Benchmark at Niagara College! 

Tickets are going fast, visit https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/a-chefs-journey-tickets-1092764741759?aff=oddtdtcreator to get yours before they sell out!

Guests with The Robert Wood Singers and The Niagara Men's Chorus visited with Anthony recently to to talk about a special Valentine's concert, "All We Need Is Love" taking place February 23rd in St. Catharines. 

A portion of the proceeds from the event will go to Pathstone Mental Health.

Ontario Curler Brady Lumley talks about his sports and how he got here with Dan Maloney on YourTV.

Ontario Curler Brady Lumley talks about his sports and how he got here with Dan Maloney on YourTV.

The Niagara Region welcomes back one of it's most most popular community events, Kyle Metade has all the details.

Singer/Songwriter Samantha Ava joins Nicole Regehr in The Source studio to discuss her upcoming shows in the Niagara Region and her experience in Nashville.

Kiwanis TV Bingo celebrated 20 years on YourTV (Cogeco) and held a party at the Dalhousie Yacht Club in St. Catharines to acknowledge the accomplishment. They've raised over $7 million for local charities over the past two decades. Bob Romeo files this report.

The Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre celebrates and promotes cultural, social and economic inclusion and the well-being of all immigrants and newcomers. This past Friday they celebrated a major announcement and The Source was in attendance for the exciting news.