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The Niagara Falls Market anticipates up to 50 vendors throughout the Market, whose niche includes handmade goods. Vendors will operate out of Christmas cabins that will be lit up and decorated on the street. Aside from shopping, the market anticipates over 30 light displays, perfect for Instagrammable moments – including light up swings, a teeter-totter, presents, ornaments, candy canes, nutcrackers, animals, and string lights which will zig-zag all down the street. There will also be a moose, Santa's sleigh, and live music choirs.

A timeless holiday tradition, the Annual Poinsettia Show, featuring breathtaking arrangements of poinsettias, cyclamen, caladiums and orchids, will open to the public on November 20 and run through to January 9, 2022, at the Niagara Parks Floral Showhouse.

The Ball’s Falls Holiday Trail is BACK with fun for everyone!

Mike speaks with Pam Sharp, executive director of Project SHARE about this year's Stuff the Bus food drive and Good News Breakfast.

Mike speaks with Betty-Lou Souter about the 2021 Great Holiday Food Drive. The Great Holiday Food Drive is an annual tradition where community comes together to support Community Care of St. Catharines & Thorold. This year we will continue the “express” model, meaning donations will be collected in a drive thru loop outside Market Square (91 King St) in St. Catharines as well as at various drop off locations throughout St. Catharines & Thorold.

The Offord Centre for Child Studies in partnership with Pathstone Mental Health are looking for Niagara families to participate in a new program.

Peter Partridge stopped by the YourTV studio recently to talk about his mom. Janet Partridge was just singled out at the St. Catharines Arts Awards for her tireless work in the arts community.

The generosity of the Niagara-On-The-Lake community was well on display for the return of the Niagara-On-The-Lake Candlelight Stroll, Friday night in the historic Old Town. Presented by the Niagara-On-The-Lake Chamber of Commerce, proceeds of candle sales for the event went to Devon Botbyl, a Virgil resident battling cancer. The Source's Angie Mendoza joined the thousands in attendance and files this report.

Michele O'Keefe from the Ontario Sport Network has details on a new campaign that was just launched.