Videos

The second annual Grimsby GLaM Gala was held last Friday, raising funds for The Grimsby Public Art Gallery, Grimsby Public Library, and The Grimsby Museum. Bob Romeo attended and files this report.

Chief Bill Fordy of the Niagara Regional Police Service joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss National Police Week.

The annual Walk and Roll for Muscular Dystrophy Canada helps individuals affected by neuromuscular disorders get access to treatment and equipment while also supporting important research initiatives.

Reif Estate Winery in Niagara-On-The-Lake held a Mother's Day Market this weekend, and created a special "Mom" wine bottle and label. Partial proceeds from each sale goes to Birchway Niagara, a women's shelter in Niagara Falls. Jessica Taylor attended and files this report.

Sara Palmieri, Director of Programming and Marketing at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines, fills us in on what's coming to Centre over the next few months. Some great performances coming to the Garden City!

National Nursing Week takes place from May 6th to 12th and Niagara Health has planned many fun events to show their appreciation for all the amazing work our local nurses do. Mike Balsom spoke with Simon Akinsule, Executive Vice-President - Practice, Clinical Support & Chief Nursing Executive about the week.

The 6th Annual Garden City Comedy Festival will take place from May 22nd to 25th at various locations in Downtown St. Catharines. Festival organizer David Green joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss.

Supporters of Community Care of West Niagara gathered at Bench Brewing for the 8th annual Every Bowl Full fundraiser.

Glenda Lee, a resident at The Royal Henley Retirement Community in St. Catharines, had a wish to be a kid again. Thanks to the Royal Henley and Great Wolf Lodge, her wish was granted!

Lynn Guerriero & Heather Paterson visit the studio to update viewers on a series of public engagement sessions that Niagara Health has been hosting across the region.

McHappy Day is the biggest source of yearly funding for Ronald McDonald House Charities. The Source dropped by the McLeod Road location in Niagara Falls for the 30th edition of McHappy Day.

After a 7 year absence, Steven Page, Chris Murphy, Moe Berg and Craig Northey - known as The Trans-Canada Highwaymen - returned to The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre. Bianca Tomori met up with them to talk about the tour and their new album, featuring hits from the 60's and 70's, sung by your favourite artists of the 80's and 90's!