Videos

There is a Treasure Trove of Black History hidden away off of Vansickle Road in West St. Catharines. It's the Fergie Jenkins Black History Museum! This month proceeds from the sale of sports products will be donated to charities in honour of Black History Month. We welcome John Oddi from the Fergie Jenkins Foundation to the YourTV Niagara Studio.

Human Trafficking continues to be a major issue across the country, and especially here in Niagara. Statistics show that 75% of trafficking victims come through the Golden Horseshoe. The YWCA Niagara Region continues to do its part to inform and support. Kayla Mayer, Program Manager joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss the topic.

Robyn Bourgeois, Associate Professor, Women’s and Gender Studies at Brock University joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss the Red Dress Project.

"Reflections" A new art exhibit featuring the works of talented local artists has opened at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre.

Come out and support some of the World's Best Women Hockey Players on Friday, February 10th at the Meridian Centre in St. Catharines. The Professional Women's Hockey Players Association has partnered with the OHL to bring you Team Sonnet vs. Team Adidas. Sarah Nurse, Brianne Jenner and St. Catharines native Alexa Vasko are just some of the stars you'll see.

Julia's Hope Cup returns to Chippawa Park in Welland on Saturday, February 18th. Funds raised from the Pond Hockey Tournament will go to support The Hope Centre. Paul Turner joins Mike Balsom in studio to talk about this year's event.

Wayne Gates, MPP for Niagara Falls is hosting an Emergency Health Care Town Hall at the Gale Centre Arena on Thursday, February 9th at 6:30 p.m. Mike Balsom files this report.

Who doesn't love pancakes? This past Tuesday, flapjacks and toques were all on the menu to support Community Care of St. Catharines & Thorold. Ann-Marie Zammit reports. 

The Owen Sound Attack family remembers builder Ray McKelvie.

The Windsor hockey community comes together every year for "Hockey For Hospice".

Former North Bay Battalion player Zach Bratina reflects on his time in North Bay and the injury that sent him on a different path.

A conversation with the Ontario Hockey League Director of Cultural Diversity and Inclusion.