Videos

Mike welcomes West Lincoln Mayor Cheryl Ganann to the studio.

Over 2000 students from grades 3 and 4 participated in the Niagara Children's Water Festival this Week. The festival includes over 30 interactive and hands-on activity stations run by event partners and local water, nature and conservation organizations.

RiverBrink Art Museum is presenting the exhibition A Family Palette, circulated by the Ottawa Art Gallery, brings together, for the first time, the work of artists Frances-Anne Johnston, Franz Johnston, and Franklin Arbuckle.

Mike welcomes Cassandra Best to the studio to talk about a special guest joining them for Books on the Bench. Books on the Bench is a library fundraiser that brings award-winning storytellers to the Niagara Region.

The Battle of the Atlantic, from 1939 to 1945, was the longest continuous battle of the Second World War. Canada played a key role in the Allied struggle for control of the North Atlantic.

On Friday, March 29, Niagara College’s Athletics and Student Engagement Department celebrated athletic excellence at the College’s 53rd Annual Athletic Awards Banquet.

Firehall Theatre in Niagara Falls presents the Award Winning Play "The Drowning Girls" Ann-Marie Zammit reports.

Accomplished guitarist, producer and equally prolific filmmaker, Jesse Cook talks with Mike Balsom about his upcoming performance at the Performing Art Centre in St. Catharines.

Mike welcomes Keith Levere from the Niagara Regional Labour Council to speak about the upcoming National Day of Mourning in Niagara.

Mike welcomes Fallon Farinacci to the studio to speak about Red Dress Day on Friday May 5th in St. Catharines.

Lynda O'Donnell drops by the studio to give details on the 2023 edition of Every Bowl Full, an important fundraiser for Community Care of West Niagara.

Emily O'Connor visits with The Source and provides an update on a build that is underway in Thorold and the last week of the Home for Dinner promotion.