Videos

Diane Legros, Manager of Vaccine Preventable Disease at Niagara Region sits down with Mike Balsom in studio to discuss the Free Shingles Vaccine Program.

Toronto Celebrity Chef Rodney Bowers talks about his recent Type 2 Diabetes diagnosis with Mike Balsom over Zoom.

Christ Community Church in Welland recently constructed a Blessing Box to assist those in need in the community. Mike Balsom brings you this report.

The 2023 Janco Steel Wheelchair Tennis Classic takes place at the Grimsby Tennis Club from June 13th-16th. It's part of the ITF Futures Series presented by Tennis Canada. Deirdre Pike joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss.

Volunteer members of the Community Emergency Response Team participated in a emergency simulation exercise in NOTL.

The Source's Bob Romeo had the opportunity to talk to The Beav himself, Jerry Mathers, when he appeared last weekend at Niagara Falls Comic Con.

On Monday May 29, a flag-raising ceremony was held at Niagara Falls City Hall to recognize National AccessAbility Awareness Week, May 28 to June 3, led by the Mayor’s Accessibility Advisory Committee for the City of Niagara Falls. The Source's Anthony Luongo was there and files this report.

Grade four students received some recent lessons on entrepreneurship from the Goodman Group and FirstOntario Credit Union that culminated in a one day lemonade sale at Brock University.

Canada’s best and biggest used book sale returns to the Gale Centre June 6-11! Choose from thousands of fiction and non-fiction titles, puzzles, games, vintage books, children's books, music, rare books and more!

Mike welcomes Tawnya Hartford to the studio to talk about the upcoming Niagara Falls Rotary Ribfest.

Mike speaks with Dr. Lesley Rigg President and Vice-Chancellor, Brock University about this year's 2023 Spring Convocation.

As the food security crisis worsens locally, United Way Niagara is partnering with Absolute Change Management (ACM) to create a new two-acre community garden in Vineland, putting more healthy food in the hands of people in Niagara. All produce grown will support organizations that deliver food programs to communities in need, including more than 22 partners currently offering Community Pop-up Produce Markets, a program that United Way helps facilitate.