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When you drive into Niagara-on-the-Lake, there is a new welcome sign at the corner of Mississauga and Queens Streets, that you don't, and frankly, can't miss! Anthony Luongo has more.

It's officially summer and the temperatures are increasing. Everyone is going to be facing some form of heat challenge, which could have serious impacts on health. Brock University Professor of Kinesiology, Dr. Toby Mündel joins Anthony Luongo on Zoom to talk about Heat Stress & the ways to combat it this July and August.

Niagara Catholic District School Board was the first school board in Ontario to have 100 percent EcoSchools Canada certification. The DSBN is following suit, and is nearly done their certification. Representatives from each School Board join Anthony Luongo in studio to discuss.

Singer/Songwriter Elliot Lurie, probably best well known for the 1972 Looking Glass hit, "Brandy (You're A Fine Girl)" is coming to Seneca Niagara Resort and Casino in Niagara Falls in July, along with Ambrosia, Christopher Cross and Peter Beckett. He spoke with Anthony Luongo about his career, the longevity of the song, and why it is still so popular after 50+ years.

The City of Port Colborne hosted an event to preview the 46th edition of the Canal Days Marine Heritage Festival. 

The African Women Acting Niagara Festival is set for August 17th and 18th at Oakes Garden Theatre in Niagara Falls. Organizer Sonia Aimy visits the YourTV Niagara studio to discuss.

REACH Niagara was one of thirty five recipients across Ontario of the Hydro One "Energizing Life Community Fund" grants. Anthony Luongo files this report.

Our next story is one of a true local warrior. 5-year-old Wesley was born with bone marrow failure. Constantly at a risk of severe bleeding, Wesley is required to have transfusions done weekly at McMaster Children’s Hospital. These transfusions are crucial to his survival as is his transportation to Hamilton. Wesley and his mom Victoria visit the studio to talk about a fundraiser they're hosting on July 27th in Niagara Falls.

Diana Huson and Sharon Pfeifer of the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Foundation join Anthony Luongo in studio to talk about their $5 million fundraising campaign over the next three years.