Videos

Mike talks with Brian Bratt, the Executive Director at The Kristen French Child Advocacy Centre here in Niagara.

The town of Niagara on the Lake marked the one year anniversary of their Skatepark with an open house.

Erin Riseing speaks with The Source about the transition the Niagara Community Garden Network has undergone since joining the United Way.

Glenn Norton knows what it's like to give to the United Way. He also knows what it's like to benefit from United Way sponsored programs. After becoming homeless in 2015, Glenn turned his life around and currently advocates for homeless individuals at Niagara area hospitals. He's a shining example of how your United Way Niagara donations are being put to good use! Please consider donating to the 2021 campaign. #UNIGNORABLE #UnitedWayNiagara

Mike speaks with Bryan MacCulloch, Chief of Police for the Niagara Regional Police Service, Bryan is the 2021 United Way Niagara Campaign Chair.

Mike Balsom speaks with Francis Hallworth from United Way Niagara on this year's campaign kick off and the support they provide through out Niagara.

Mike Balsom speaks with Elisabeth Zimmerman of YWCA on the impact the United Way of Niagara has on the services it provides.

Livianna Tossutti, Associate Professor of Political Science at Brock University chats with Mike Balsom about the upcoming Federal Election on September 20th.

The Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign takes place at over 4,300 locations across Canada. In St. Catharines and Thorold proceeds from the sales of cookies will go to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of North and West Niagara as well as Niagara Children's Centre. Mike Balsom files this report. #SmileCookie #TimHortons

The 15th Annual Shaw Guild Garden Tour took place in Niagara-on-the-Lake recently. Over 700 people had the opportunity to tour 8 private gardens and speak to the owners and Master Gardeners. Jennifer Wittig files this report.

Lynn Wells, Interim President of Brock University joins Mike to discuss the return of students to campus.

Debbie Zimmerman & Noel Buckley go back 20 years to recount where they were on the morning of September 11, 2001