Videos

Health care for the vulnerable in Niagara will be improved thanks to an investment by Telus.

Thanks to Canada Steamship Lines the 2022 Summer Games torch will arrive in Niagara in a fitting manner.

Dr. Mustafa Hirji, Acting Medical Officer of Health for Niagara provides an update on local Covid-19 issues.

Doug Smith joins Mike Balsom and provides an update on what's been a busy time for the Wise Guys Charity Fund.

October 3rd to 9th is Fire Prevention Week. Len Papp, Chief Fire Prevention Officer for the City of St. Catharines joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss the Sounds of Fire Safety. Do you know the difference between the sounds smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors make???

YMCA of Niagara celebrated the reopening of their 3 locations recently. Source reporter Mitchell Glass stopped by the Niagara Centre YMCA in Welland to check out the facility and find out about the new membership options. For more information, visit ymcaofniagara.org

With the Niagara IceDogs returning to the Meridian Centre, we thought we should check in with the venue's director of Marketing, Kay Meilleur about some of the particulars for fans attending the games. Mike Balsom brings you this report.

October is Community Support Month, and this week the focus turns to Meals on Wheels Niagara. Marianne McRae, Executive Director of Meals on Wheels, Niagara Falls and NOTL joins Mike in the studio to talk about the great work that they do throughout Niagara.

Michele-Elise Burnett reflects on the recent Drums Across Niagara event and National Day For Truth and Reconciliation.

Jason Shawana, Executive Director of the Niagara Peninsula Aboriginal Area Management Board (NPAAMB) explains the board's mission and how they play a part in securing employment for urban aboriginal youth.

The Niagara Coastal Community Collaborative (Niagara Coastal), Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA), and Niagara College have partnered to launch a community-based monitoring program to engage the coastal communities of Lake Erie, in the stewardship of shoreline resiliency and healthy coastal ecosystems.

Filmmaker Dwayne Cloes reflects on his 2015 documentary that told the story of three residential school survivors.