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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.

Farm Fresh Ontario hosted its annual awards night at 13th Street Winery. The awards recognize the best in agritourism from across the province. Source Reporter Nathan Beaulieu has more in this report.

Bill Fordy took the helm as the 10th Chief of the Niagara Regional Police Force earlier this month. Bill, welcome to the program. A huge responsibility for you, overseeing an organization with 11-hundred employees.

Go Son's "February" came out this month. It's the work of Virgil musician Scott Gossen.

Through a 30 year career opera singer Peter Blanchet has performed with some of the biggest names, including Placido Domingo and Dame Joan Sutherland. He's now retired, living in Niagara and is here in our studio this morning to talk about his new book.

Random Acts of Kindness Day is coming up this week Saturday, February 17, so it's a good time to hear from Sandra Bosacki, a professor at Brock's Faculty of Education, who is studying kindness.

All month long the city of St. Catharines is celebrating Black History month with an art display in City Hall. We welcomed one of three artists who are featured, the multi-disciplnary Moon.

Future Black Female is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering Black girls and women between16 and 22 years old to take charge of their education and career paths and encourages social, political, and civic engagement.

Black Owned 905 and Niagara College partnered on a Black History Month Pop Up Market at the Welland Campus

The 8th annual Celebrity Ice Cup was back at The Gale Centre in Niagara Falls! This unique, two-day hockey experience allows amateur hockey players the opportunity to play with and against legendary NHL alumni. All funds raised support the purchase of up-to-date medical equipment and upgrades to patient care areas at Hotel Dieu Shaver - Niagara's only rehabilitation and complex care hospital.