Videos

Jennifer Gauthier, Executive Director for Women's Place of South Niagara joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss the increase of domestic violence in Niagara since the Pandemic started.

Hugo Chessire of the GNCC reacts to the recent economic statement made by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland.

St. Catharines' singer/songwriter Brody Smith joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss and play his new holiday song called "Christmas to Me."

Tom Wilson is a Hamilton-born musician, author and artist who has his latest exhibit called "Beautiful Scars: Mohawk Warriors, Hunters and Chiefs" on display at the Grimsby Public Art Gallery. Tom joined Mike Balsom on Zoom to explain what the exhibition is all about.

Coverage of The 2020 Virtual Niagara-On-The-Lake Candlelight Stroll, presented by The Niagara On The Lake Chamber of Commerce and Cogeco.

Andrew Harwood is a 2020 Peace Medal Award Recipient from the YMCA of Niagara. He joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss this award.

Vance Badawey, MP for Niagara Centre joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to talk about the Federal Government's proposal to allow single-game sports betting in Canada.

Dale Davis, Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of North & West Niagara joins Mike Balsom in studio to talk about the impact of COVID-19 on the agency during the past year.

The Port Dalhousie Conservancy has enlisted the skill and expertise of the Willowbank School of Restoration Arts to completely restore a Trolley Stop from 1950 that was part of the old NS&T Street Railway. Brenda Schultz brings you this report.

John Porter, Founder and CEO of BarterPay joins Mike Balsom via Zoom to talk about a partnership with Restaurants Canada and Gordon Food Service to help 250 Independent Restaurants across the Niagara Region.

Mark Wood, owner of The Grantham House Restaurant in St. Catharines is advocating for other restaurant owners who are finding it extremely difficult to operate their business during the latest COVID-19 restrictions.

Source reporter Jordan James brings you this feature on The Southridge Jam Company. Jam proceeds support the Southridge Church Shelter in St. Catharines.