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Niagara Falls, New York Mayor Robert Restaino joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss the re-opening of the U.S. Border to Canadian citizens and what he hopes it will mean for the economy in Western New York.

Canadians can finally cross Niagara's international bridges into the U.S. as of Monday, November 8th. We'll look at what that means for residents on both sides of the border. We welcome Niagara Falls, Ontario Mayor Jim Diodati into the studio.

Pelham Cares is gearing up for their annual Food Drive which takes place every weekend from November 12th to the 28th. It's a Drive Thru event at the Meridian Community Centre. 

The Source takes a look at the increased stress on families during the pandemic with FACS Niagara Director of Communications Brett Sweeney. Mike Balsom files this report.

The Friends of Fort George and Parks Canada held "Halloween At Fort George" on Sunday, welcoming all the little ghosts and goblins for some trick and treating fun at historic site! On the final day before the Fort closes for the season, Executive Director Amanda Gamble spoke to The Source about the past year during the pandemic and plans for next season.

The Niagara Falls Arts and Culture Wall of Fame inducted three new members recently. Mitchell Glass has more in this report.

Tim Hicks addresses the audience after his induction into the Niagara Falls Arts and Culture Wall of Fame.

Rivoli Iesulauro gives his acceptance speech after joining Tim Hicks & Maria Vetere as the newest inductees in the Niagara Falls Arts and Culture Wall of Fame.

Dr. Maria Vetere gives her acceptance speech after being inducted into the Niagara Falls Arts and Culture Wall of Fame on October 30th.

An inclusive process involving the Town of Lincoln and the business community has lead to the town adopting a new tourism strategy and identity.

Support Ontario Youth rolled into E.L. Crossley Secondary School this week with their Tools in the Trades Workshop, linking young apprenticeships hopefuls with local businesses. The Source paid a visit to the Electricity Boot Camp. Mike Balsom files this report.

The City of Niagara Falls Spooky Awards is back for their second scary season! The free, outdoor Halloween display competition has more than 85 entries competing for 9 awards including: Best Effects, the People's Choice, and Judges' Favourite. The Source's Angie Mendoza joined Mayor Jim Diodati to check out just a couple incredible locations guaranteed to provide some chills to those brave enough to venture there Halloween night!