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YourTV's The Source spoke with a few people who were on The Rainbow Bridge Wednesday at the time of the vehicle explosion.

Right after Saturday's Niagara Falls Santa Claus Parade, The Niagara Health Foundation kicked off the return of their "Celebration of Lights" holiday fundraising campaign, an initiative that aims to spread hope and support local healthcare during the festive season.

What a day for a parade! Thanks to our partners at Niagara College Broadcasting, YourTV Niagara presents "The Niagara Falls Santa Claus Parade" Monday at 6PM & Friday November 24th at 7:00 PM on Ch. 700 or Ch. 100 on Epico. 

Shanta Rangaratnam and Kim Rossi join The Source to discuss Project Plaid. A mental health awareness and fundraising initiative that supports Pathstone Mental Health

Wade Stayzer joined The Source to discuss the concept of giving back as Canada observed National Philanthropy Day on November 15th.

The Young Actors Association of Niagara visit the studio and give a preview of their upcoming Christmas show at the Firehall Theatre.

The three Habitat for Niagara ReStores in Niagara are ready for the holiday season. The Source paid a visit to the Fonthill ReStore to find out more.

Mike Balsom visited the Brock University Archives on the 10th Floor of Schmon Tower to speak with Advertising Legend Terry O'Malley. Terry spoke about his Advertising Company Vickers and Benson and what it means to have his artifacts housed in the Brock Archives.

The 2023 Niagara Falls Volunteer Awards took place at The Gale Centre recently. You can watch the Ceremony on YourTV Niagara Ch. 700, and Ch. 100 on Epico Monday at 9:00 PM and Friday Nov. 24th at 10:00 PM. 

The Foster Festival is looking forward to its 2024 season with a line up of great performances. As The Source's Anthony Luongo tells us, this year the Festival will be teaming up with one of Niagara's oldest institutions.

To celebrate World Toilet Day the Niagara Region is holding a tour of the Port Weller wastewater treatment facility. Amanda Deschenes provided the details earlier this week on The Source.

The ACT Foundation and their partners gathered at Notre Dame College School to celebrate teaching 3 million Ontario high school students the life saving skills of CPR.