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Niagara Children's Centre held their 3rd annual Trunk or Treat Halloween event in the back parking lot of the centre. Staff, volunteers and families decorated their trunks and handed out candy and treats during this barrier-free experience. Mitchell Glass reports. #trunkortreat #NiagaraChildrensCentre #happyhalloween

It's always nice when our reporters get recognized when out in the community. The Source's Jennifer Wittig met a really big fan who may have got a little bit carried away, just "dying" to meet her at today's "Frightmare In The Falls"!

A huge thank you to "Land Of The Dead" actor Eugene Clark for helping us out today on the production!

A fall tradition continues on Saturday November 4th as the community will come together to support the Open Arms Mission, The Hope Centre and the Salvation Army.

Laura Ip joins The Source to discuss the release of a new guide designed to provide the media and community at large the tools needed to properly frame gender-based violence and gendered issues.

Local musician Billy Rogers stopped by the studio in advance of his record release party scheduled for November 10th.

Community Crew provides over 4500 free lunches to school children across Niagara. Through the generosity of the Grantham Optimist Club, Community Crew now has a permanent home to prepare these meals. Brenda Schultz files this report.

Niagara College graduates are poised to return to campus on November 3rd & 4th for this year's edition of ReuKnighted.

Runners took their mark at Burgoyne Woods for the inaugural Garden City Classic. Marty Mako has the details.

Local author and explorer Adam Shoalts visited the studio recently to discuss his new book - Where the Falcon Flies.

Mike spoke with Marla Smith, Director of Development with The Niagara Children's Centre, about their recent Superhero Run at Brock University, and the Centre's plans for the kids for Halloween!

Stan Cho, Ontario Minister of Long-Term Care, was at Radiant Care Pleasant Manor in Virgil recently to join in on the ground breaking for a new long-term care facility to accommodate 160 residents that is expected to open in late 2025.

Niagara Singer/Songwriter Evan Rotella visits the YourTV studio to promote his new album "Happy To Be Here". Evan sits down with Mike Balsom and performs an acoustic version of Gotta Get Better.