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It was a lakeside mission with a simple message: small litter can leave a big impact. In Oakville's Lakeside Park, volunteers rolled up their sleeves for a shoreline cleanup with a twist -- this one focused on cigarette butts, the most common and toxic form of litter polluting our waterways. Devan Murugan was there and spoke to the nonprofit behind the initiative.

Burlington Mayor Marriane Meed Ward discusses the Burlington Aquatic Devilray's struggle to get pool time. 

Now for those of you who have been following along with what is going on with Burlington's local not for profit swim club, the Burlington Aquatic Devilrays, Jessica Kaitting was able to connect with their vice president Katie Lebel earlier today to hear about how the teams delegation at council went yesterday as they strive to get the city to approve all of the swim time they need in our local city owned pools

You may remember Burlington student Evan Budz from his AI lifeguard science fair project last year. This year Evan has outdone himself creating a new project that may one day help improve monitoring of ocean life. Nikki Wesley spoke with the young inventor to find out what inspired this new robot.