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The Community Initiative for Animal Rescue recently held a weekend fundraiser for The Last Chance Horse and Pony Rescue", a non profit charity that takes in abused, surrendered, and unwanted horses and ponies. Bob Romeo attended to find out more

The Niagara Paramedic Association held their 11th annual Charity Hockey Tournament. 40 teams made up of first responders from across the province and Western New York took part. Marty Mako files this report.

Canalside Players presents "Halfway There", written by Norm Foster and directed by Jessica Sweeny. See it April 17th, 18th, 19th, 24th or 25th at the Welland Community Centre. Brenda Schultz tells us more.

Family, friends and members of the public were invited to Niagara Region Headquarters Thursday, for the unveiling of former Regional Chair Jim Bradley's official portrait. The unveiling was held before the start of the Regional Council meeting.

Brianne Jenner, who started her hockey journey in St. Catharines, returns to the Garden City this summer with her hockey academy.

MPP for Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake & Fort Erie dropped by our YourTV studios to chat with Anthony Luongo of Niagara Matters.

St. Paul Catholic High School is gearing up to showcase their version of Chicago. Anthony Luongo reports.

Brock University Women's Basketball star Madalyn Weinert was recently named St. Catharines Athlete of the Year. Niagara River Lions President Michelle Biskup was named Sportsperson of the Year. This is the first time in history that women won both awards. Congratulations! Jennifer Wittig reports.

A controversial ending to March Meltdown as both Tyler Tirva and Daddy Davis appear to have their shoulders on the mat but a closer look shows that was not the case.

 Davis and Tirva will have a 30 minute Iron Man match on April 26th to decide this once and for all.

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Harriet Tubman Day was celebrated at Salem Chapel - BME Church in St. Catharines recently. 2026 marks the 175th anniversary of Harriet Tubman first coming to St. Catharines. 

The Niagara Falls History Museum has a fun week planned for March Break, including daily shows from Mad Science. Niagara Matters finds out more.