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Falling into autumn can sometimes feel like a bumpy transition, but in Bronte, the new season is starting with a party. Reporter D Glazebrook takes us to the waterfront where a local gathering celebrates the best of their community and you can find out what it takes to win a pie eating contest.

After seeing a need, three grade twelve students have taken it upon themselves to support community awareness of local businesses with a brand new website app. They want your help to make it a success and all you need is your phone, Nikki Wesley explains.

In Oakville keeping the town safe was top of the agenda at a community fair this past weekend. From taekwondo demonstrations to calls for tougher bail reform, Devan Murugan has the story.

For some, it's a chance to hear the music they grew up with. For others, it's a chance to share a sport they love in a country thousands of miles from where it began. For everyone, it was a chance to find a little piece of home, right here in our own backyard of Oakville, as D Glazebrook reports.

The local chapter of the Canadian club is celebrating a notable anniversary this year. much to my confusion it has nothing to do with whiskey. Nikki Wesley explains what the Canadian club of Halton is all about and why you may want to attend one of their monthly dinners.

It was exactly one week ago that Premier Doug Ford held a press conference to announced that the provincial government will soon table legislation to ban the use of speed cameras. This came as quite the shock to the city of Burlington who the week prior to this had just announced their plans for an automated speed enforcement program... which included putting up signs to let residents know that this would start 90-days from the announcement. so where does that leave the city now That was Jason Agnew's question to Burlington mayor Marianne Meed Ward.

Its no secret that we are in the midst of a housing crisis here in Ontario. In an effort to encourage quicker growth, the province announced a "building faster fund" that rewards municipalities that meet at least 80% of the targets set out by the province... and the town of Milton recently exceeded their goal! Jessica Kaitting reports.

The 2025 Canadian federal election took place on April 28th... and one of the most controversial ridings in the country was a new one, and just happened to be right here in Halton. Milton east / Halton hills south was a hotly contested riding with the two front runners being liberal candidate Kristina Tesser Derksen and conservative candidate and former mp and MPP, Parm Gill. The unofficial results posted on election night showed that Parm Gill had won the redrawn riding by 298 votes. but after validating the numbers, elections Canada then reported reported that liberal Kristina Tesser Derksen won by 29 votes. Then it went to a full recount... which eventually saw Kristina Tesser Derksen win by 21 votes. but the process itself was not quick, and thus Jason Agnew took her back to that time and asked what she did while she waited for those votes to be re-counted?

Halton Hills is marking its 10th anniversary participating in culture days. The nation-wide celebration is about encouraging people to participate in arts and culture activities either in their own community or anywhere else. This year the offerings in halton hills have grown to, an expected, 200 events.