Videos

Debbie Zimmerman, CEO of the Grape Growers of Ontario joins Mike Balsom in studio to talk about the current state of the industry during COVID-19.

After 20 years of planning, the Town of Lincoln has finally built a Skatepark and a Pumptrack. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on October 3rd to commemorate the occasion. The park is located across the street from the Public Library and Fleming Centre arena. Katie Jones reports.

Maegen Kulchar is the first to be featured in our Niagara Roots segment. Maegen grew up in NOTL and volunteered with The Source from 2008-2010. She left us shortly after to become a videographer at CKWS-TV in Kingston. 10 years later she is the co-host of Global News Morning Kingston. Congratulations on all that you've accomplished Maegen. 

Karlee Morse is an Emmy Award Winning Makeup artist who grew up in Niagara Falls. She joined Mike Balsom via Zoom to talk about how her career started and what it was like to win a Daytime Emmy.

Pam Seabrook from the Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre joins Mike Balsom via Zoom to talk about some delicious events coming up.

Niagara Falls Filmmaker April Mullen joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss her latest film, Wander. Wander stars Aaron Eckhart, Tommy Lee Jones and Heather Graham. It will be released On Demand on December 4th.

The Shaw Festival in Niagara On The Lake is presenting live music and song throughout October at several NOTL outdoor stages and venues with a line up of three concert revues featuring the music of early 20th century composers and up to eight Shaw Festival performers.

Jim Diodati, Mayor for the City of Niagara Falls sat down with Mike Balsom in the Studio to discuss how the city is moving forward during COVID-19.

The YMCA of Niagara is excited to share the details of the reopening of their Niagara West, Port Colborne and St. Catharines facilities. Stephen Parr was in Grimsby to check out the reopening of that location.