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Now in his 16th year, Greg Pace of Pace Performance, has been raising funds to get bicycles for children who wouldn't otherwise be receiving one on Christmas through the Children's Aid Foundation of Halton.

ALL PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COLLECTING INFORMATION ABOUT THIER POPULATIONS AND REPORTING IT TO THE ONTARIO GOVERNMENT BY 2023. THE HALTON DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD WILL BE CONDUCTING A STUDENT CENSUS FOR THIS PURPOSE AND ARE HOLDING A VIRTUAL TOWN HALL THIS EVENING TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS PARENTS MIGHT HAVE.

Women in the workforce have been affected more than their male counterparts during the pandemic. Haltech Regional Innovation Centre has implemented new programming to specifically give women entreprenuers a leg up.

The Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton is making sure no one goes hungry on the weekend by serving up 350 meals in Oakville and Milton. 

The Oakville Chamber of Commerce wants the Town of Oakville to prioritize an innovation strategy and create a Chief Digital Officer.

Patrons of The Moonshine Cafe refused to stand by and let this cultural gem go out of business because of the COVID-19 pandemic. They started a Go Fund Me page and the response has been overwhelming.  

MWO Sierra Esteves went into her first Cadet meeting a shy, bullied preteen and finished her Cadet career as the Acting Regimental Sergeant Major. On the eve of her 19th birthday, she reflects on how she grew over the last 6 years. 

Oakville Meals on Wheels has been helping deliver meals since 1976 and proudly delivered their Millionth Meal on October 9th. 

Annie Dupuis and Kate DiBon have been crocheting during every spare moment in an effort to help boost poppy fundraising totals at the Burlington Legion. 

Operation Laser saw 550 members of the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve helping care for seniors when residences were understaffed at the beginning of the pandemic. It is important to recognize and remember these members giving their all to help fellow Canadians in a time of crisis. 

Sean Livingston tells the harrowing story of how the HMCS Oakville took on the enemy forces with gusto while protecting merchant vessels on the way to bringing supplies to the front in WWII and how their bravery inspired moments in Hollywood's feature film Greyhound. 

WWII Veteran Michael Drysdale joined the Navy in 1943 as a Radio & Radar Operator and now resides in Bracebridge.