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Goodwill Niagara is proud to offer the "Constructing Our Future" program for youth in the Niagara Region. The program provides theoretical and practical skilled trades training through in-class and workplace experiences. Bob Romeo brings you this report.

In honour of thie 2019 "The Many Hands Project", a student-driven community project run by Niagara College's Event Management Program - our YourTV History segment goes back to the 2003 event, where that year's recipient was Bethlehem Place.

The recipient for 2019 is Pathstone Mental Health - and you can find out more about the program and how you can help by visiting https://manyhandsevents.wixsite.com/mhpevents

Niagara College graduates are providing fitness instruction to seniors at Tabor Manor. Brenda Schultz has more on this successful collaboration.

James J. Hall made a visit to The Meridian Community Centre in Fonthill recently, to learn more about "Rise & Shine Yoga", just one of four fundraising events part of this year's Many Hands Project. The Many Hands Project is a student driven community project run by the Event Management Program students at Niagara College. Money raised from this year's events will go to Pathstone Mental Health.

Local entrepreneurs pitched their ideas to producers from the CBC show Dragon's Den recently in Niagara Falls.

Brock University's Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute (CCOVI) recently organized another successful "Cuvée 2019" held at The Scotiabank Convention Centre. Ontario's top winemakers were ready to pour their favourites with proceeds of the event supporting the Cuvée Legacy Fund. Bianca Tomori files this report.

Pathstone Mental Health and Brock University signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will create a connection between the people conducting leading-edge research on child mental health and the caregivers who work with families dealing with these issues. James J. Hall reports.

The Top Hat Ceremony was held on Friday, March 22, 2019 in the pavilion at Lock 8 Gateway Park, Port Colborne hosted by Mayor William C. Steele.

After 21 years, CAA Niagara closed up their Welland location to relocate it to the Seaway Mall. Lori Taraba brings you this report from the ribbon cutting ceremony.