Videos

Mark Matthews stops by to talk with Mike Balsom and by to fill us in on the details about the return of Komedy for Kidneys - Niagara Falls Comedy Fest, featuring some of Canada’s funniest stand-up comedians and up-and-coming stars on Thursday, April 14 at the Greg Frewin Theatre beginning at 8:00pm. Event proceeds will again be donated to the Niagara Health Foundation in support of Dialysis Care.

Mike speaks with Race Director Mary Ann Edwards as The Rankin Cancer Run will be back in May 2022 albeit with a slightly different look. Learn more about what it means to go virtual.

Mike speaks with David Oakes, CAO for the City of St. Catharines about the lifting of the mask mandate.

Mike speaks with Graham Bettes from The Valhalla Project Niagara.

Bob Oleksiw, Board Chair of the Niagara Folk Arts Multi Cultural Centre joins The Source to discuss their plans to support Ukrainian refugees.

Nicole Martin is the ambassador for Comfort Bears. The group supplies teddy bears to help kids dealing with trauma and serious illness. She joined The Source recently to outline their plans to get 1000 bears into the arms of children in the golden horseshoe.

Tony Volk, Professor of Child and Youth Studies at Brock University has put forth the theory that Vladimir Putin is showing all the characteristics of a childhood bully. He explained recently in an interview on The Source.

Kaitlyn Honcoop of Support Pack checks in with The Source and gives an update on their May 14th run for mental health awareness.

David Adames, CEO of Niagara Parks joins The Source and provides an update on what lies ahead at Niagara Parks as COVID-19 restrictions ease.