Videos

Who doesn't love pancakes? This past Tuesday, flapjacks and toques were all on the menu to support Community Care of St. Catharines & Thorold. Ann-Marie Zammit reports. 

The Owen Sound Attack family remembers builder Ray McKelvie.

The Windsor hockey community comes together every year for "Hockey For Hospice".

Former North Bay Battalion player Zach Bratina reflects on his time in North Bay and the injury that sent him on a different path.

A conversation with the Ontario Hockey League Director of Cultural Diversity and Inclusion.

Salem Chapel on Geneva Street in St. Catharines hosted an open house recently. The occasion was also used to announce that funding had been secured that will allow them to continue some important work at Victoria Lawn Cemetery.

A long list of successful goaltenders have come through the Peterborough Petes organization. Past and present netminders stay in touch to support and encourage each other through their hockey careers.

The Progressive Auto Sales Arena and home of the Sarnia Sting is undergoing renovations. Sting President Bill Abercrombie leads a tour.

After wrapping up a successful Icewine Festival in January, the Wineries of Niagara-On-The-Lake are back with "Chocolate and Cheese", where you get to choose wine, chocolate and cheese experiences from twenty wineries, weekends in February! Check out Kennedy Reynolds' report to learn more.

St. Alfred Catholic Elementary has won 2 awards for the same outstanding program being run at the school. Source reporter Anthony Luongo discovers how "Students are Serving Others".

Mike Balsom visits with Graham Guest, General Manager, Energy & Technical Services, Environmental Division at Walker. Graham gives Mike a tour of the Niagara Renewable Natural Gas Facility located on the Walker Campus in Thorold.

Salem Chapel BME Church in St. Catharines has been undergoing renovations and historic restorations for the past 5 years. Recently, they received a $30,000 U.S. donation from Ray Adamyk to convert the vinyl flooring to hardwood and replace the carpet on the pulpit. Renovations will continue on the National Historic site built in 1855, but close to a million dollars still needs to be raised.