Videos

Niagara College was just named the top research college in the country. Dr. Marc Nantel visited the studio to recap the recent news and explain the role that research plays at Niagara College.

Sara Palmieri, Director of Programming and Marketing at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines, fills us in on just some of the great entertainment and films coming to the PAC over the holidays and January! 

Visit firstontariopac.ca for all the details.

Christmas movies often evoke childhood memories, rekindling the magic and excitement you felt as a child during the holiday season. These films remind you of family traditions, gift-giving, and holiday meals. To help explain why some of us love that fuzzy feeling is Liz Clarke, Professor of Popular Culture and Film studies at Brock University. Kate Carnegie files this report.

Great Wolf Lodge in Niagara Falls is once again inviting their guests to make the holidays a little sweeter by having them dine inside their life-size Gingerbread House! 

A $25 dining fee directly benefits two local charities, Niagara Falls Soup Kitchen, and Ozanam (St. Catharines Soup Kitchen). Anthony Luongo stopped by to learn more and maybe even seranade us with some holiday music!

Cancer treatments may cause skin and nail changes. Joining Anthony in the studio with some important information and helpful advice is Registered Nurse, and Foot Care Professional, Audrey Wall.

Bethesda is pleased to announce the launch of their new Passport Fee for Service Program, designed to assist adults with developmental disabilities in leading fulfilling and engaged lives within their communities. Joining Kate to help explain more is Kailey Cheropita, Manager of Passport Services at Bethesda.

Bethesda is holding a Caregiver Appreciation Night at Amici's Banquet Centre on December 18th. Kate Carnegie files this report.

2025 will be the 35th and Farewell Season for Chorus Niagara's Artistic Director, Robert Cooper. Robert joins Anthony Luongo in studio to discuss the upcoming season and to promote some Holiday Programming.

On November 30th, 1824 the first shovel went into the ground for a project which would be one of the greatest engineering achievements of its time. To help explain how significant this moment in history is, local historian, Tom Russell, and Heritage Committee Chair from the City of Thorold, Anna O'Hare. Anthony Luongo files this report.