Videos

The Niagara Sports Report, hosted by Rod Mawhood celebrated 5 years on the air at NewsTalk 610 CKTB with an in-person event at the Merritton Legion Branch #138. Minor hockey teams, the Brock Badgers Men's Hockey Team, Ridley College, the St. Catharines Athletics Lacrosse and Mayor Matt Siscoe showed up to congratulate Rod and raise funds for the Niagara Peninsula Foundation for Children. Mike Balsom files this report.

Are you a fan of "The Sound of Music"? The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre held a Sound of Music Sing-A-Long over the holidays, encouraging guests to dress as their favourite character and sing a-long during the movie. The Source's Ann-Marie Zammit stopped by the PAC to learn more about this popular event and speak to some of the guests about their love of the film.

I think after the last few days we've had with this weather, we could all use a night out! Check out Niagara Falls Tourism's "Niagara Falls Music Live 2022", a week-long event bringing a talented and diverse line-up of local, Ontario and Canadian talent to the city with an exciting mix of intimate performances and concerts across Niagara Falls each night. Learn more from NFT President Janice Thomson.

HUMANITY, a spectacular art installation commissioned by Masai Ujiri, vice-chairman and president of the Toronto Raptors and Giants of Africa co-founder, has arrived in Montebello Park. The Source's Jesse Nobrega was on site for the official unveiling and files this report.

Pancakes, sausages, hot chocolate and SANTA...all in support of the West Lincoln Memorial Auxiliary! Breakfast with Santa was back at the Grimsby Peach King Centre for the first time in three years so we sent Elf Katie and Elf Mark to bring you this report for The Source. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. 

Julia Ciolfi of the city of St. Catharines gives details on the launch of a new website that outlines the advantages of shooting television and film projects in the garden city.

Welland City Councillor Sharmila Setaram talks about being elected and the transition to representing the residents of Ward 3.

The Source's Bob Romeo caught up with our friend Lawrence Gowan last week when he performed to a sold-out crowd at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in downtown St. Catharines. For an extended version of Bob's interview with Gowan, check out The Romeo Report on YourTV Niagara in January!

Bryan MacCulloch, Chief of Police for the NRPS was joined by Victim Services Niagara and players from the Niagara IceDogs to deliver teddy bears and stuffed animals to children at the St. Catharines Site of Niagara Health. Ann-Marie Zammit files this report.