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The Source visited The St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre Tuesday, for the local installation of the Global Famine Way, commemorating the thousands of Irish immigrants and Great Irish Famine survivors who arrived in St. Catharines between 1837 and 1850 to work on the second Welland Canal.

The City of St. Catharines officially opened Fire Station 2 this week. The station was designed to meet the Canada Green Building Council Zero Carbon Building Standard. 

The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority is hosting the Ball's Falls Heritage Days on Saturday, July 19th and Sunday, July 20th in Lincoln. Jennifer Wittig brings you this report.

The 2025 N-O-T-L Horticultural Society Gardener's Garden Tour will take place on Saturday, July 12th from 10am to 5pm. Jennifer Wittig brings you this report.

The Port Colborne Historical and Marine Museum held a 70's themed picnic to celebrate their 50th anniversary.

The African Women Acting Niagara Festival will take place on Saturday, August 16th and Sunday, August 17th at Niagara Falls City Hall in the downtown core. Jennifer Wittig brings you this report.

A unique event lit up the streets of St. Catharines and also raised funds for Start Me Up Niagara. 

Niagara Parks had a very special ribbon cutting ceremony Monday, to celebrate the official grand opening of the new tennis and pickleball courts located at the scenic Queenston Heights Park.

The Source's Lori Taraba stopped by and files this report.

St. Mark's Cherry Festival, held on the grounds of the Church in Niagara-On-The-Lake, is an annual favourite for parishioners, local residents, and visitors alike.  

The Source's Bob Romeo was back once again this year to check out the event and just maybe get the chance to sample one of their famous cherry pies!

On this episode of Hiding in Plain Sight, Lindsey Mazza welcomes Lisa Chang to the studio to talk about The Health Tech-Up.

Montebello Park is the place to be come August 1st, for the return of The St. Catharines Rotary Ribfest! 

Chair John Potts fills us in on all the details on this community event, bringing together food vendors, live music and family-friendly activities. As one of St. Catharines biggest downtown events, there are over 30,000 annual attendees, 4 days of live music, local vendors offering food, drinks, merchandise and of course plenty of ribs from your favourite ribbers.

Tickets are now available for a 50/50 draw that will benefit Project SHARE. AJ Heafey and Jenelle Gummesen shared the details on The Source.