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Although it wasn't the nicest weather this past weekend that didn't stop the Burlington Bayhawks from getting their games in. The women were up against it on Sunday, looking for revenge against Oakville, while the men were looking to take points off of Sigma for the second time this month.

Last week a press release was issued by Halton Hills in regards to vandalism of a variety of trees in the town. This morning Jason Agnew caught up with Mayor Ann Lawlor who explains how she personally found out about one of the damaged trees while volunteering at a community clean-up day.

Dozens of proud pet owners and their four-legged companions took part in the annual Pet Valu walk for dog guides this weekend. The national fundraiser supports life-changing service dogs for Canadians with disabilities. Devan Murugan has the details.

It's going to be another big double header at Corpus Christi on Sunday for the Burlington Bayhawks. The men are rolling after a mid-week cup win against pickering while the women get another shot at Oakville.

The Country Music Association of Ontario recently announced the 2025 CMA Ontario awards nominees.... and Paige Rutledge is nominated for album of the year, breakthrough artist of the year and artist of the year. Jason Agnew chatted with the Oakville native about the nomination, her career inspiration, and her own personal "break up rules" that fuelled her hit single. 

In a world that, to many, feels more unstable and uncertain by the day, there's a need to express the anxiety, frustration, fear and many other emotions that come with that reality. A new art exhibition in Halton Hills addresses all of this head-on with a show entitled "shifting grounds: the art of uncertainty". Unlike most traditional exhibits, this one isn't just about viewing art, at least one of the pieces encourages interaction.

If you or someone you know is food insecure, there is now a new food for life location in Milton and they're open on Saturdays. Nikki Wesley explains.

What started as just another Saturday at a Burlington Mall turned into a full on dance party planned down to the last step. It's part of a global movement with a local twist. D. Glazebrook caught up with the dancers before and after the big reveal.

Fresh off a trip across the pond to twin city Apeldorn, Netherlands. Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward is back overseas once again. This time the City of Burlington was accepted to an educational trip to Helsinki, Finland. Previous to hopping on the plane, the Mayor explained the purpose of the trip in our weekly update.