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This morning was our monthly check in with Milton Mayor Gord Krantz, and the hot topic right now from Prime Minister Mark Carney on down to the municipal level is budgets. Milton town council will be voting on the prospective budget a week from today at their next meeting. Over the past few years Mayor Krantz has been critical of council's support of municipal budgets that have soared above the rate of inflation, Jason Agnew asked if this year was following that same trend.

The business community came together in celebration and recognition at the 46th annual Halton Hills chamber of commerce business awards gala. Jessica Kaitting was at granite ridge golf course to recognize the night's big winners

The new Drury lane pedestrian bridge was the focus of attention on Saturday as, despite already being open for two weeks, the official ceremony to open it took place, including a traditional ribbon cutting. Paid for by Metrolinx, it also marks progress on the way towards improving go train service in the area.

Halton Police held a press conference earlier today to announce that two people are in custody after more than 300 thefts from cremation niches across the GTA -- crimes police say violated the dignity of grieving families. Glen Oaks Cemetery in Oakville was among the locations hit. Devan Murugan has the story

The holidays are getting closer and closer, have you started your shopping yet? With the holidays comes a host of beloved traditions around Halton. After learning the ropes from Burlington Hydro last year, this year for the first time the Burlington Lions are heading up a favourite the Burlington Festival of Lights. Nikki Wesley headed down to Spencer Smith Park to see how it was going this morning.

It's November... we're going to start talking about the holidays soon, but between then and now there's plenty of time to get the sniffles or worse. So with that in mind Jason Agnew spoke to the Associate Medical Officer Of Health Dr. Joanna Oda about some best practices for us all to try and make it though the winter healthy despite what might be floating around in the air.

It's time for our monthly check in with Oakville Mayor Rob Burton, and earlier this week the Oakville news headlines read 2026 draft budget meets 3.5% target... and committee sees path to overall 2% increase... Jason Agnew asked the Mayor about that path.

Conservation Halton and the Conservation Halton Foundation have fundraised 20 million dollars. This was done as one larger fund as opposed to project specific fundraising of the past. The new approach was chosen for its ability to allow conversations about all the work Conservation Halton is doing... Jason Trout has details.

Halloween may be over, but if you are still in the mood for something spooky, musical and hilarious, Burlington's Drury Lane Theatre is putting on their version of Mel Brook's Young Frankenstein. Craig McNicoll has more.

With the federal budget being released late last week, Jason Agnew had the opportunity to chat with Oakville-East MP and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anita Anand. Naturally this is a rather complicated budget considering the instability of Canada's current trade relationship with the United States. Jason chatted with Minister Anand about local touch points in the budget, including the status of the auto sector considering the Ford plant in Oakville, but started the conversation asking what aspects of this budget showcase that Canada is prepared for continued instability from our neighbours to the south.

A place to belong, a place to learn, a place to socialize, and a place to thrive. The Jigsaw Centre strives to be all of this and more for the friends that attend their group. Jessica Kaitting joined them in session recently, where owner Jerry Morgan explained what they have to offer to those with developmental disabilities in our community.

Each year a squadron of Harvard's fly over the Burlington Cenotaph Remembrance Day Ceremony. However, these planes are not from the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum as some onlookers may assume. They are in fact taken care of by an association of dedicated volunteers and aviation enthusiasts. Nikki Wesley explains.