Videos

Joanne Krick joins The Source and gives an update on the grant process for 2022.

Kathy Pitkin of Port Colborne was the winner of the 5th Port Cares 50/50 Draw. She took home over $37,000 and was generous enough to donate $5000 back to the charity. Brenda Schultz caught up with Kathy to talk about the draw as well as Executive Director Christine Clark Lafleur to find out what's happening next for Port Cares.

In-Person Walk-In Clinics have re-opened at Pathstone Mental Health. Kim Rossi spoke with Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss the hours and locations.

Mike Britton reacts to the news that his hopes of filling the vacant seat on Niagara Regional Council were dashed after a vote last week.

Dr. Mustafa Hirji the Acting Medical Officer of Health for Niagara joins The Source and gives an update on several Covid-19 related issues.

Dr. Johan Viljoen the Chief of Staff for Niagara Health provides an update on how Niagara Health is dealing with the rising number of Covid-19 cases.

Crime Stoppers of Niagara held a press conference to officially launch Crime Stoppers Month. This initiative takes place all over Canada and around the world. Visit www.crimestoppersniagara.ca for more information. The focus this month is "Working together to keep everyone safe and secure."

MPP Jennie Stevens helped coordinate a Covid-19 booster shot clinic in St. Catharines.

Mike speaks with Wayne Redekop, Mayor for the Town of Fort Erie about the temporary closure of the Fort Erie Urgent Care Centre.

The Source speaks with Albert Zappitelli, Owner - Zappi's Pizza and Pasta about the latest Covid 19 restrictions.

Live music was back in Niagara Falls over the Christmas holiday break. The new "Niagara Falls Music Live" celebration featured a diverse line-up of local, Ontario and Canadian artists and bands takes live music in Niagara Falls to a whole new level. The Source caught up with Sandy Horne and Gord Deppe from The Spoons, who were playing at The Old Stone Inn.

Bob Romeo stopped by the Niagara on the Lake Community Centre Saturday for a holiday fundraiser for Niagara-On-The-Lake Community Palliative Care Services. Santa also made an appearance and greeted the children, shared a cookie or two, all in support of this community agency committed to improving the life of people and their families/caregivers facing the problems associated with life-limiting illness.