Videos

Happy Halloween! The Source's Bob Romeo had the opportunity to visit with The Friends of Fort George and Parks Canada Saturday where they were welcoming ghosts and goblins to Fort George National Historic Site for some safe trick or treating! Check out Bob's report on this incredible organization and learn what Parks Canada is doing to keep the Fort George staff and visitors safe during the pandemic.

The Wineries of Niagara-On-The-Lake want you to "Taste The Season" once again this year, but this time from home! Wineries Co-Chair Madison Vine fills us in on what changes the Wineries of N-O-T-L have had to make to this very popular annual program because of the pandemic.

After a decade of "terrorizing" residents of Niagara Falls on Hallowe'en, David and Karyn Torbett are retiring the popular "Tunnel of Terror" Haunted House. Since it began, they've raised over 17,000 pounds of food for Project SHARE and will hold one final fundraiser this Hallowe'en Night.

Adam Durrant talks to Mike Balsom via Zoom about the Niagara Workforce Planning Board.

Blayne Haggart, Associate Professor of Political Science at Brock University discusses the upcoming U.S. Presidential Election. Blayne speaks to Mike via Zoom.

Walter Sendzik, Mayor of the City of St. Catharines joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss Regional Transit, waste management and other important issues in the Garden City.

Laura Sentineal of Sentineal Carriages joins Mike Balsom in studio to talk about her business and the issue of protesters in NOTL.

Jennifer Jones-Butski is the Co-Founder of "Locals for Carriages". It's a group that is in favour of the Horse Drawn Carriages in the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. She spoke to Mike Balsom via Zoom to discuss her stand on the issue.

Samantha Addario is opposed to the Horse Drawn Carriages in NOTL. She joined Mike Balsom via Zoom to share her opinions on the matter.

Lord Mayor Betty Disero of the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss the Council's views on the Horse Drawn Carriages issue in Town.

The 2020 Supconnect Woman of the Year is Maddi Leblanc and she's from Welland. Maddi joins Mike in studio to talk about the honour of receiving that award and how important Stand Up Paddle Boarding is to her.

Source Producer Stephen Parr visits Haunt Manor in Niagara Falls to see what's in store for Hallowe'en 2020.