Videos

This year marks the 40th anniversary of The Terry Fox Run and the legacy of Terry Fox and his Marathon of Hope. Since the run began, over 800 million dollars has been raised for cancer research in Canada. Source host Mike Balsom interviews Terry's older brother Fred and finds out more about the Foundation.

Filmmaker Nathalie Bibeau debuted her newest movie "The Walrus and the Whistleblower" at the Can-View Drive-In recently. The documentary stars Phil Demers, a former Marineland employee who developed a bond with a walrus named Smooshi. Reporter Jordan James brings you this report.

Sean Kennedy, President of Niagara College joins Mike Balsom in studio to talk about the Fall Semester at Niagara College and what things look like at both campuses.

Gervan Fearon, President of Brock University speaks to Mike Balsom about the many challenges of the 2020-21 school year at Brock.

Sam Oosterhoff, MPP for Niagara West joins Mike Balsom via Zoom to discuss the province's Back to School plans.

Thanks to the help of Niagara Nutrition Partners and local businesses, United Way Niagara was able to donate thousands of school supplies and gift cards to students in need. Mark Wikobrado files this report.

Project SHARE will be visiting local grocery stores in Niagara Falls every Saturday until October 3rd from 10am-3pm for their Travelling Fall Food Drive. Customers are asked to donate food items, baby formula or cash so Project SHARE can help out those in the community who need it. Jennifer Wittig brings you this report.

Camillo Cipriano, Director of Education for Niagara Catholic joins Mike Balsom in studio to discuss his School Board's Return to School plans.

Mike Balsom speaks to a couple of students from Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School in St. Catharines who decided to return to class during COVID-19.

David Hutchison, Professor - Department of Educational Studies at Brock University joins Mike Balsom via Zoom to discuss his feelings on why he thought the return to school was too soon in Ontario.

Like most parents, Vanessa Coens had many different emotions about sending her 3 children back to school during the pandemic. Thanks to a great principal and a caring school community, she was excited to have her kids go back. Mark Wikobrado reports.

Cora Dernederlanden was so upset with COVID-19 that she decided to write a book to help other children her age learn more and cope with the virus. With the help of her mother Christine, they've developed a course based on the book to teach school children the importance of being safe during the pandemic.