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Oakville Underground Railroad
February Is black history month and there are plenty of chances to learn more about black history right here in Halton. Oakville Museum has a black history exhibit that is actually available all year long, and is free of charge.
The Forecast for the Halton Real Estate Market
Heidi Noel, President of the Oakville, Milton and District Real Estate Board, gives an overview of what to expect and look for in the Halton real estate market.
Burlington Soccer’s Embracing Ability Program
Coaches and volunteers from Burlington Soccer explain the benefits of their Embracing Ability Program for youth with intellectual and physical disabilities.
Oakville MPP Discusses Procurement and Autos
Oakville’s MPP and Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement, Stephen Crawford, discusses supporting Ontario businesses and procurement within Ontario and Canada. MPP Crawford also lays out his concerns regarding the recent deal between Canada and China regarding Chinese EVs.
TechPlace’s New Location
A look at TechPlace’s new location at the Robert Bateman Community Centre.
Pet of the Week: Roxie
If you want to adopt Roxie, visit www.HSOMH.ca
Halton Hills’ Noval Studios and Gallery
A look inside the Halton Hills local art space the Norval Studios and Gallery.
HRPS: Youth in Policing Initiative
Constable Ryan Anderson discusses the Halton Regional Police Youth in Policing Initiative. The program is aimed at those who are 15-18 years of age and are interested in policing. Constable Anderson outlines the benefits for those who might be interested in the youth program
Theatre Burlington presents Mary's Wedding
A preview of the Theatre Burlington production of the Stephen Massicotte play, Mary's Wedding.
Burlington Mayor Talks Traffic and Youth
Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward outlines the city's Youth Framework and survey. The Mayor also touches on the Burlington Traffic Round Table, which is aimed at developing actions for solving traffic issues in the city.
Bloomland in Oz At RGB
While Wiarton Willie did predict an early spring this year, i'm certainly not going to be holding my breath, and we can be certain the flowers will not be blooming outside for several more months here in Halton, but inside the Royal Botanical Gardens is another story.... Jessica Kaitting reports
Hoops For Youth
There's a new option in Acton for youth to socialize, exercise and take a break from their devices. A drop-in basketball program began in early January. Hosted and supervised by Halton Hills staff it's a response to youth saying they're bored, especially in the winter when there are fewer options for recreational activity.