Videos

The Niagara Falls Soup Kitchen is holding its "Fill the Bus" Event this Saturday, November 27th. Here with the details is Fundraising chair Bonnie Brady. Mike Balsom files this report.

A fourth year political science project has turned into an important digital document on homelessness and social housing access in Niagara. Brock grad Madeleine Jones-Aceituno joins us to talk about the Living Library.

Habitat for Humanity is running a national contest called "Meaning of Home." It's designed to raise awareness of the importance of having a safe and affordable home and encourages philanthropy in young people at the same time. Christy Guttin of Habitat for Humanity Niagara joins Mike on Zoom to discuss the contest.

Melinda Cheevers discusses the recent 'Out Of Reach' series the team of journalists at Niagara This Week published that takes an in depth look at the housing crisis in Niagara.

Tim Rebaric talks about the work that the Brock University Digital Scholarship Lab is doing to make sense out of an enormous amount of Covid-19 data.

Andrea Connelly Miele joins Mike Balsom to discuss the Tree of Giving campaign that will support Community Care.

Andrea Connelly-Miele joins Mike Balsom to discuss the Tree of Giving campaign that will support Community Care.

Mark Hall discusses an online forum that he will participate in on November 24th. During the forum Mark will talk about his personal struggles with addiction & homelessness.

The Holiday Shopping Day provides a safe and sensory-controlled environment where these children can share in the joy of selecting holiday gifts for their loved ones and their families can experience the joy of receiving gifts selected for them by their child.

Mike speaks with Chris Green about the Niagara Health Foundations Celebration of Lights.

The exhibition features Anick's latest collection of collagraphs and monotypes in three acts: Migrations, Frontiers and Territories. They represent the movement of many people around the world and the barriers found along the way.

Mike speaks with Stephanie Thompson, Engineering Leader/Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women 2020 & 2021/STEM Advisor/Mentor Women in Manufacturing.