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Canalside Players in Welland will be holding a show called Self Help, starting on April 5th and going until April 13th. Nathan Beaulieu was there for one of their final practices, to report what this show’s all about.

Akash Vangani was part of a delegation from NASA that engaged with the public in the days leading up to the eclipse thanks to a partnership with Niagara Parks.

Most people in the Niagara Region have heard of "Mad Scientist" Kyle Upton. The weekend leading up to the Solar Eclipse, "Quantum Kyle" was at Table Rock down by the Falls, with space and eclipse related displays and experiments for families to check out.

Dr. Barak Shoshany, Assistant Professor of Physics at Brock University, talks about the science behind the 2024 Solar Eclipse.

Guests from the Brain Injury Association of Fort Erie visited with The Source recently to provide some background on the services they offer and detail a fundraiser scheduled for May 12th.

Kendra Finlay visits the studio to outline the wide variety of autism related programming being offered at Bethesda Services.

The Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory hosted a special visit from Toronto Metropolitan University's SciXchange during the Eclipse Weekend in Niagara Falls. Reporter Lori Taraba files this report. #totalsolareclipse2024 #SciXchange #torontometropolitanuniversity #butterflyconservatory #YourTV

The Duran family from New Jersey planned their 2024 Vacation around the Total Solar Eclipse in Niagara Falls. We caught up with them at the Niagara Parks Power Station to get their comments on this Once in a Lifetime event. #totalsolareclipse2024 #niagarafalls #niagaraparks #niagaraparkspowerstation

David Cheney, a Program Executive at NASA was in Niagara Falls leading up to the Total Solar Eclipse. Lori Taraba caught up with David at the Niagara Parks Power Station to get his views on the celestial event. #nasa #totalsolareclipse2024 #NiagaraParks #niagarafalls

The season may be winding down at The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines, but Director of Programming and Marketing Sara Palmieri lets us know there is lots of music, dance, comedy, films and more still to be seen over the next few months!

Thad Harroun a Professor in the Department of Physics reviews a successful eclipse event held at Brock University.

Mayor Jim Diodati joins The Source to recap the April 8th Eclipse. Estimates indicate that approximately 200,000 people visited the city to take in the once in a lifetime event.