Videos

The Mighty Niagara Film Fest (MNFF) presents films made about or in Niagara, by filmmakers with connections to the region, as well as films that are considered of interest to Niagara audiences. 

Director of Film Programming Kasia Smuga joined Anthony on The Source, to talk about what guests to the Festival, currently on now across the Region until Sunday, can expect to see.

The city of St. Catharines & the Niagara IceDogs teamed up to honour a pair of local hockey legends last week at the Meridian Centre. 

Women in STEM – The Sip, Savor, and Science Food Lab event takes place at the Daniel J. Patterson Campus of Niagara College in NOTL on Thursday, November 28th. Anthony Luongo files this report.

Thanks to City of Niagara Falls Councillor Victor Pietrangelo and the WonderFalls Pass Initiative, MacBain Community Centre Park is now home to the Region's first accessible AODA approved swing. Lori Taraba files this report.

The Source made a stop at Commisso's Fresh Foods in Niagara Falls over the weekend, to congratulate them on their 14th anniversary and support of Project SHARE's food drive! Don't forget Project SHARE's Good News Breakfast is back at The Greg Frewin Theatrical Centre, Friday Dec. 13th from 7AM - 10AM. 

We want to see everyone there in person, but if you can't make it, catch our live coverage on YourTV!

When Brendan Lannon ended his career in the Canadian military it launched a new chapter in a life dedicated to helping others. He speaks with Kate Carnegie about his time in the military and his new venture that brings refurbished ambulances to Ukraine.

Mental Health Professional Calissa Ngozi offers some helpful advice about broaching topics surrounding Remembrance Day with those that have served in the military.

Invisible Wounds specialize in providing mental health support to first responders. They recently held their annual conference in Niagara Falls. Carmen Theobald & Nadine Leduc spoke with Kate Carnegie via zoom to discuss some of the mental health issues faced by first responders.

Gillian’s Place welcomed the community back to The Market Square recently for the return of their annual "Wrapped In Courage" Pancake Breakfast. 

November is Woman Abuse Prevention Month, and the Wrapped in Courage campaign calls on all Ontarians to show support for survivors by wearing a purple scarf and donating to a local shelter. 

For $20, guests received a Gillian’s Place scarf, pancakes and sausage, fruit, water/juice, and Starbucks coffee and/or tea. The Breakfast was proudly powered by Niagara College Culinary Services.