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Kiwanis TV Bingo celebrated 20 years on YourTV (Cogeco) and held a party at the Dalhousie Yacht Club in St. Catharines to acknowledge the accomplishment. They've raised over $7 million for local charities over the past two decades. Bob Romeo files this report.

The Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre celebrates and promotes cultural, social and economic inclusion and the well-being of all immigrants and newcomers. This past Friday they celebrated a major announcement and The Source was in attendance for the exciting news.

The 14th annual Julia's Hope Cup Pond Hockey Tournament and Carnival will take place on Saturday, February 15th at Chippawa Park Pond in Welland. Funds raised from the event will support The Hope Centre. Kate Carnegie brings you this report.

Colleen Smith, Executive Director at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, visits with Nicole to discuss Black History Month events taking place at the PAC.

Corrina Massicotte and Nyarai Kapisavanhu from Toes (Tools of Empowerment for Success) Niagara provide an update on they progress they've made in drafting a Code of Conduct for human trafficking prevention in Niagara. 

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Last week, the Federal Government in conjunction with Niagara Region, announced an agreement to support people who are living in encampments or on the streets. Kyle Metade has all the details.

The Brock Leaders Citizenship Society will celebrate 10 years of Denim, Diamonds and Diplomas on February 13th. The annual gala raises money for bursaries that are awarded to DSBN Academy graduates. 

An important fundraiser for Birchway Niagara is right around the corner. Amanda Braet and Teagan Foord visited the studio to share the details on Brunch Bid & Bowl. 

Niagara Casinos celebrated the Lunar New Year - Year of the Snake with the ever popular Lion Dance located in front of the Hydro-Teslatron inside the Fallsview Casino Resort. President Richard Taylor spoke with Mark Wikobrado about the popular event.

Niagara Falls Sports Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony. 

About The Sports Wall of Fame: The Sports Wall of Fame's objective is to honour and perpetuate the names and deeds of Athletes and Teams whose athletic abilities have brought fame to themselves and our community and of Builders whose interest in and work for sport have resulted in a climate that benefits athletes and athletics. We accept nominations in each of those three categories. 

Thursday January 30th at 7pm 

Friday January 31st at 7pm 

Sunday February 9th at 1pm

Stephanie Ralph from Niagara Health gives some advice on how seniors can stay active this winter.