Videos

Mike speaks with Rachel Stuchberry of Accenture Operations in Niagara, the Official Niagara 2022 Games Partner of Diversity & Inclusion.

Silver Spire Church in downtown St. Catharines held an open house recently to celebrate Culture Days. Mike Balsom caught up with Shauna MacLeod, Founder and Executive Director of the Willow Arts Community to talk about their new Creative Art Space inside the Church. Mike also spoke with Carousel Players' Monica Dufault about the Trillium Grant they recently received to do some improvements to their rehearsal space.

The Port Colborne and Wainfleet Lions Clubs once again went door-to-door throughout the community, to collect non-perishable food items for Port Cares’ Reach Out Centre food bank. Jennifer Wittig files this report.

Mike speaks with Rochelle Bush, trustee and historian of BME Church, Salem Chapel about the damage done to the Harriet Tubman statue and the fundraising goal to replace the statue.

Mike speaks with Steve Nixon about the Royal Bank of Canada's partnership with the Folk Arts Multicultural Centre.

At the heart of every Games are thousands of dedicated volunteers who help to provide the best Canada Games experience for athletes, spectators and guests. Volunteers will be needed to plan and support sporting and cultural events before and during the Games.

If you watched the Tokyo 2020 Summer Games then you probably saw the Canadian Women's Eight crew row for Gold! The coxswain for the team, Kristen Kit paid a visit to Oakridge Public School in St. Catharines where she spent 9 years of her life. Source reporter Brenda Schultz brings you this report.

It's a new Shop Local campaign called Niagara My Way, a partnership between the GNCC and the Niagara on the Lake Chamber of Commerce. President and CEO of the NOTL Chamber joins Mike Balsom via Zoom to explain the campaign.

The lack of affordable housing continues to be a crisis here in Niagara. Bethlehem Housing and Support Services Lori Beech joins Mike in the studio to talk about the multi-faceted problem.

The Source was out to The Chippawa-Willoughby Memorial Arena recently, visiting with Project SHARE of Niagara Falls at their 12th annual "Pick A Pumpkin" event! A special shout out to Aneta Fleming and Jason Fleming from Realty Executives, who purchased a whole load of pumpkins that were given out free to anyone who brought down a donation for Project SHARE.
 

The Source's Bob Romeo spoke with Sara Palmieri, Director of Programming and Marketing at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, about the return of live performances and what they are doing to keep their visitors safe. Watch Bob's report to find out what's coming to the PAC over the next few months!

The Niagara Region celebrated the one-year anniversary of every-other-week garbage collection.