Videos

Brian Martin gives details on how members of the confederate army found refuge in Niagara after the Civil War. His new book 'From Underground Railroad To Rebel Refuge' is available now.

Bob Romeo of Goodwill Niagara stopped by the studio recently to unveil a new event geared to Niagara couples that are planning a wedding.

You only have until November 6th to catch Dinosaurs Live at Safari Niagara! Travel back to prehistoric time while driving through Safari Niagara and see over 60 interactive animatronic dinosaurs come to life! Portions of the proceeds goes to support 3 local charities. Brenda Schultz files this report.

Walter Sendzik reflects on his 8 years as Mayor of St. Catharines.

Andrea Scott gives Mike Balsom an update on the fundraising efforts for the new South Niagara Site of Niagara Health. It's all part of the "It's Our Future" Capital Campaign.

Robert and Joan De Planche met on March 17th, 1952 at a Basketball Game at Notre Dame College School in Welland. They eventually got married and the rest is history. They were recently honoured for their continuing support of scholarships for Notre Dame graduates. Mike Balsom files this report.

What frightfully awesome weekend in Niagara Falls! Congratulations to the all the "Frightmare In The Falls" team for another successful event - the most intimate and interactive Horror Festival in North America at the Niagara Falls Convention Centre. Our very own Carolyn Ryan had a chance to check out the action and talk to some of the special guests in attendance. Keep an eye on The Source this week for Carolyn's reports!

The 40th edition of The Winter Festival of Lights kicks off November 12th, and they recently held a Volunteer Orientation Evening to let guest know about the wide variety of position needed to be filled! The Source's Jesse Nobrega was at The Niagara Falls Convention Centre to learn more. It's not too late - if you have some time to assist on Canada's largest free outdoor light festival, visit wfol.com/volunteer/ for all the details.

Dr. David Fancy from Brock University joins Mike Balsom to discuss AnthropoScene. It hits the stage at the Marilyn I. Walker Theatre October 28th-30th and November 2nd, 4th and 5th.