Videos

With construction now complete, the playground at Montebello Park has been transformed into an inclusive and accessible play space for all children to enjoy.

Mike speaks with Catherine Habermebl and Zack Fryer about the Region's Green Bin program.

It's called MOVE Niagara & is a free challenge for folks to walk, hike or run 3 times a week starting at 20 minutes a session. We're running it in the months of June, August & October. The idea is to create long term healthy habits in outdoor exercise.

Mike speaks with Valdeep Saini, assistant professor in the Department of Applied Disability Studies at Brock University.

Mike speaks with Ann Mantini-Celima, Executive Director of Wellspring Niagara about need for volunteers and upcoming fundraising events.

The Niagara Symphony Orchestra announces Summer Under the Pavilion – an outdoor multi-concert experience for the whole family! Featuring three evening performances of classical favourites by your NSO under St. George’s Pavilion.

On June 15th, 2012 over half a billion people worldwide tuned in to watch Nik Wallenda become the first person to successfully tightrope walk over the Horseshoe Falls. 10 years later, Nik returned to Table Rock in Niagara Falls, Canada to reminisce about the historic walk and to view a new exhibit of himself created by Ripley Entertainment. Brenda Schultz files this report.

Niagara Community Foundation is a pillar of our region, actively promoting philanthropy to support the charitable sector in our communities. By building positive, long-lasting relationships between donors and the causes they support, NCF helps sustain positive change in Niagara, now and for the future.

Mike speaks with Kaley Stewart from the Niagara Falls Public Library about the Summer Reading Club.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of North and West Niagara Celebrate 85 years!

Mike speaks with Cheney Creamer, chair of the Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association about the Year of the Garden and the mental health benefits of gardening.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Central Ontario and Meridian have teamed up for the annual Footsteps for Families fundraiser. Brenda Schultz visited the Pendale Branch in St. Catharines to find out more.