Videos

Mike speaks with Regional Chair Jim Bradley about Regional Transit in Niagara.

Mike speaks with Irene Newton, President of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress, Niagara Chapter.

Mike Balsom talks with Pam Farrell, Pam founded and operates an organization that gets healthy food to those in need. Because of these efforts, she won one prize for her organization and may be voted to win a second, grand prize.

The contest is the L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth (2022, Canadian Edition). The contest awards women who dedicate themselves to creating positive change for Canadians.

Mayor Jim Diodati presented Erika Casupanan with the "Key to the City of Niagara Falls" to honour her success as the winner of "Survivor 41" Bob Romeo reports.

Pathstone Foundation is inspired by the mission of raising much needed funds to support various programs and services geared to improving the mental health of children across Niagara.

Mike speaks with Ruth Unrau Co-founder and Past Chair of Women in Niagara.

Mike speaks with Sarah Pritula from Community Crew, about a new fundraising program - Twelve for Twelve

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The 13th annual Coldest Night of the Year event wrapped up at Market Square in downtown St. Catharines recently. This year's Virtual Walk once again benefits Start Me Up Niagara. Help them reach their $150,000 financial goal by donating at smun.ca Brenda Schultz files this report.

Mayor Frank Campion joins The Source to discuss Welland's move to establish a LGBTQ2+ Advisory Committee.

Natasha Henry, President of the Ontario Black History Society joins The Source to discuss a number of topics including Chloe Cooley who is the subject of a new vignette from Historica Canada.

The Source paid a visit to Wheatley School in St. Catharines to learn about their participation in a Habitat for Humanity writing contest.

Mallory Daley of Carousel Players joins the Source to discuss 50th anniversary programming being planned for April.