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New funding will help an important program continue for another year. "Nature Stewards" connects seniors in a Georgetown retirement home with the environment in several ways. Conservation Halton partners with them to deliver those options.

In the midst of the extended heat warning Halton is experiencing, Jason Agnew had his monthly interview with Milton Mayor Gord Krantz and for the first time in over three years that he has been doing these interviews Mayor Krantz ditched the suit jacket and tie due to the heat! He started out his chat discussing what is turning out to be an unusually hot summer.

You're probably familiar with author Lucy Maud Montgomery. After all she's the author of Anne of Green Gables, one of Canada's most beloved novels, but did you know she lived in the Halton region for about a decade? This was one of the reasons why Halton Hills was chosen as a stop for a special exhibit showcasing the art of bookbinding, videographer Craig McNicoll has more.

They are quick, they're fun, and they could even make your commute the highlight of your day! The City of Burlington is testing out a fresh, new, eco-friendly way for you to get across the city! Jessica Kaitting has more on how you can gain easy access to two wheels and a battery powered boost through one of Burlington's most popular trails.

And now our Burlington Bayhawks update... the men were away at North Toronto in week 15 as the Nitros are battling to clear the relegation zone, and the women were hosting Scrosoppi who were desperately in need of points to win promotion. Pierce Lang has the highlights.

As the summer vacation schedule peaks, so does the need for local blood donations. Most specifically o negative blood, known as the universal donor because, unlike all other blood types, it can be given to anyone of any blood type during an emergency. Jessica Kaitting was at Canadian blood services in Burlington today to learn more

At one local summer camp, confidence is more than a feeling--it's something the girls are learning to build. From sword fighting to vision boards, it's all part of a week devoted to empowerment. Reporter D. Glazebrook has the story.

The town has officially approved new regulations allowing ball hockey and basketball to be played on designated residential streets at designated times. This decision, made by Oakville's town council on July 7, 2025, represents a partial lift on the long-standing ban on street sports in the community... earlier this week Jason Agnew spoke with Oakville Mayor Rob Burton about it.

What if your business plan was written by the wind and your calendar set by the blooms? At one small farm, nature isn't the product it's the partner, D. Glazebrook has the story.