Videos

Alicia Merry, Communications and Fund Development Manager with Hospice Niagara, fills us in on the details regarding "Swing Hard For Hospice Niagara", a new fundraising campaign that gives you two ways to support Hospice and make a big difference for people living with a terminal illness. Make your swing count!

Derek McNally with Niagara Health updates us this week on the expanded visiting hours or our Niagara area hospitals.

Medical Officer of Health for the Niagara Region Dr. Hirji updates our viewers on his expectations as our Region enters Stage 3 starting Friday.

Mike speaks with Elisabeth Walker-Young, the legendary Brock para swimmer and recent U SPORTS Award winner.

The Source caught up with Aaron Bronsteter, a UFC Reporter, Content Editor and Producer with TSN - and a former volunteer with YourTV Niagara!

Hard to believe we are talking about ice skating in July, but Mike spoke with Vickie vanRavensway, the Direction of Recreation for Pelham, in regards to being once again able to skate at The Meridian Community Centre and what safety procedures are in place.

NOTL artist Filomena Pisano talks to Mike about creating art during the pandemic, and using her art as a way of dealing with anxiety.

Andorlie Hillstrom, Artistic Director with Yellow Door Theatre Project, talks about how she continues to work virtually with her young performers during the pandemic.

Dale Hall, with The Rotary Club of Niagara Falls Sunrise, talks about this year's "Rotary Ribs To Go", taking place in the Canadian Tire parking lot in Niagara Falls August 1st.

St. Catharines resident Chuck Page is about to turn 100. To mark the occasion he has launched Chuck's Challenge to raise funds for the Hotel Dieu Shaver Foundation.

United Way Niagara presented Sean Simpson The Anita Robertson Legacy Award. Sean is a past United Way Board Member, both pre and post amalgamation, serving as Board Chair of United Way St. Catharines & District from 2014-16, and as Campaign Chair from 2016-18. Under his leadership, United Way, raised over $12 million dollars. 

Co-founder of Canoo Phillip Weicker speaks on a new state of the art electric car that he is involved in developing