Videos

Heartland Forest in Niagara Falls is now open for essential exercise only. The Source spoke with Executive Director Elisabeth Graham about what visitors can expect when walking their trails, as well introducing their new information booth to provide guests handouts to make their walks more informative.

Former Toronto Maple Leafs Captain Rick Vaive joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss the first round matchup between the Montreal Canadiens and the Leafs. This is the first time the two teams have met in the Playoffs since 1979.

Jolien and Curtis Carter started the Picket Fence Pantry in West St. Catharines to help their neighbours in need. Source Producer Mark Bennett paid a visit to the pantry and filed this report. To find out more information, search Picket Fence Pantry on Facebook.

The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Foundation Speaker Series continues on May 26th with singer-songwriter, writer and radio host David Newland. Mike Balsom spoke to David on Zoom and files this report.

The Niagara College Spring Plant Sale is on this week and orders can be placed online for curbside pickup. Mike Balsom finds out more from Alan Unwin about this annual tradition.

Mike Watt, Executive Vice President of Walker Industries discusses the partnership with Enbridge that will convert landfill waste into renewable natural gas. Mike Balsom brings you this report.

Ed Kidd, Headmaster of Ridley College joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss how one of Canada's oldest and most prestigious private schools has adapted to change during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Niagara Falls Farmers' Market kicked off for another season Saturday May 15th, bringing the best from local farmers, growers, bakers and makers. The Source was on site for opening day to learn more about what's ahead this season and what safety measures are in place for visitors checking out the best Niagara has to offer.

“Triumph & Tragedy: The Welland Ship Canal” was published by the St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre and includes illustrated biographies of the 138 workers who died while building the canal. Mike Balsom spoke with Kathleen Powell about the book and the significance of honouring the fallen workers. For more information, email your request to museum@stcatharines.ca