Videos

Brandon Agnew visits the studio to talk about his new music release and some upcoming local performances.

The Honourable Lawrence MacAulay, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, was in Niagara-On-The-Lake Friday to announce an extension to the Wine Sector Support Program.

Notre Dame College School held a reception recently to help Grade 10 Student Kiera Brown promote the release of her graphic novel.

Crime Stoppers of Niagara and Rugged Books Inc. have just formed a partnership that will explore ways of addressing cyber crime in Niagara.

DJ Brooks from the city of Niagara Falls explains what you can expect at the Older Adults 60+ Active Living Fair scheduled for March 5th at the MacBain Centre.

Former CFL player Dan Giancola has put his unique story into print. He stopped by the studio to talk about 'Be That One'.

Mayor Mat Siscoe stood in front of the Members of the Greater Chamber of Commerce last week to address the State of The City of St. Catharines. Nathan Beaulieu reports.

2024 State Of The City Address “We've had to make really hard choices over the last year," Siscoe said Tuesday during his state of the city speech at Club Roma. "I would never pretend they were easy. They were tough decisions. A few of them kept me up thinking over the ramifications." Watch Friday March 1 at 7pm, Monday March 4th at 11am, Thursday March 7th at 11am.

It was ten years ago this month that thousands of curiosity seekers descended on Crystal Beach to look at the ice caves. Mike Balsom and Fort Erie Mayor Wayne Redekop take a trip down memory lane.

Emily Kovacs - the Executive Director of the Folk Arts Multicultural Centre visits the studio and gives an update on the upcoming festival as well as some of their new programming.

The 2nd annual Niagara Irish Festival returns in August, and a special launch party was held last weekend at Doc Magilligan's. Bob Romeo attended the event to learn more on what's new this year.

Close to 500 participants took part in the Coldest Night of the Year event that kicked off at Market Square in downtown St. Catharines. Money raised from the walk goes to support the great work that Start Me Up Niagara does in the community. Jennifer Witting reports.