Videos

The Source was out to The Chippawa-Willoughby Memorial Arena recently, visiting with Project SHARE of Niagara Falls at their 12th annual "Pick A Pumpkin" event! A special shout out to Aneta Fleming and Jason Fleming from Realty Executives, who purchased a whole load of pumpkins that were given out free to anyone who brought down a donation for Project SHARE.
 

The Source's Bob Romeo spoke with Sara Palmieri, Director of Programming and Marketing at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, about the return of live performances and what they are doing to keep their visitors safe. Watch Bob's report to find out what's coming to the PAC over the next few months!

The Niagara Region celebrated the one-year anniversary of every-other-week garbage collection.

Day Hospice has provided support for the Niagara community for 20 years, and on Wednesday, Oct. 20 they celebrated that milestone.

Tony Baldinelli, Member of Parliament for Niagara Falls visits with Mike Balsom and shares his thoughts on some current headlines.

Nujma Bond, Communications Manager for the Royal Canadian Legion gives an overview of the 2021 Poppy campaign.

Eco-Chic marked one year of operation at The Pen Centre recently. The store is a subsidiary of Links for Greener Learning. Find out more about their sustainable approach to clothing in this report

The Niagara on the Lake History Museum have launched a virtual lecture series. Mike Balsom checks in with Sarah Kaufman for the details.

The Source pays a visit to the brand new Lincoln Museum that was officially opened on October 2nd.

Thorold Community Theatre is proud to present “And Then, The Lights Went Out…”, written by Andy Garland and directed by Deb Howey. This exciting new performance will air from November 12th at 7:00pm until November 30th at 11:59pm.

Mike speaks with Susan McPetrie the Niagara Region waste management services advisor about events taking place during Waste Reduction Week.

Each year, Gillian’s Place hosts what has historically been known as Walk a Mile in HER Shoes®, a symbolic march that gives men the opportunity to stand against gender-based violence. Last October, despite the challenges imposed by the pandemic, the first-ever virtual event, Walk a Mile—COVID Style, doubled its fundraising goal and raised over $105,000. As Gillian’s Place continues to respond to the challenges and demands from COVID-19, the need for this year’s Walk a Mile has never been more vital. Now dubbed Walk a Mile — YOUR Style, this year’s event will take place on Saturday, October 16th and encourages everyone in the community to dress up in hot pink and march to end gender-based violence.