Videos

The Niagara Falls Innovation Hub is giving elementary school students some insight into entrepreneurship with their popular E=STEAM program. 

Brock University Kinesiology Professor, Cathy van Ingen, directed 'Gone for a Run', a short film that visually explores the gender-based violence, harassment, and constant vigilance faced by many runners.

A pair of holiday campaigns put the spotlight on food insecurity in Niagara as both Project SHARE & Community Care held events designed to stock the shelves for those in need.

The St. Paul Street West Bridge has opened in Western Hill.

Katrina Langley of Niagara Falls reacts to being named to the 2025 WXN list of Canada's Top 100 Women. Langley was singled out for her community work and the success of the Tide & Vine Oyster House and Fish Market.

A flag raising ceremony was held at Niagara Region Headquarters to recognize 16 Days of Activism and an end to gender-based violence. 

Positive Living Niagara held a series of events recently to mark Aids Awareness Week. Niagara Matters joined community volunteers who placed red scarves along Queenston Street.

Brock University celebrated the launch of SPARK this week. SPARK is a $100 million clean infrastructure initiative that will retrofit campus buildings and secure Brock's place as an environmental leader.

Ridley College in St. Catharines hosted Niagara Adaptive Sport Try It Day. Niagara Matters' Anthony Luongo reports.