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Ask Catherine Edwards what she loves most, and she won't hesitate: birds. But it's not just her hobby -- it's her way into a much bigger job. In Halton Hills, she's helping the town put nature on equal footing with the infrastructure we usually think of first. And now, the town is asking residents to weigh in on what green spaces should look like in the years ahead.

It's that time of year again... when you can order your double-double along side a dozen smiles, all for a great cause. Jessica Kaitting reports:

April is Halton Learning Foundation month, helping to raise awareness in the community of the crucial work they do supporting students in Halton. Next Wednesday, the students in the spotlight talent show will hit the stage at Burlington Central High School to help raise funds. But today, Nikki Wesley was in Milton to find out just how far their CEO will go for this incredible cause.

In today's climate of economic uncertainty and rapid technological change, fostering homegrown innovation is more important than ever. Innovation Factory is a Halton & Hamilton business accelerator organization that assists tech start ups to advance their businesses. The organization has launched Concept Catalyst, a program designed specifically to support early-stage tech start-ups and drive Ontario's economic growth.  Jason Agnew chatted with Innovation Factory CEO, David Carter to learn more about the Concept Catalyst program.

Carfax Canada has launched vin fraud check, a new, free tool for car dealers that flags potentially cloned or stolen vehicle identification numbers. Jessica Kaitting attended Halton police headquarters earlier today for the official announcement.

For the 25th year the Burlington footnotes are preparing to bring the old razzle dazzle to the stage during their annual performance. And let me tell you these toe tappers have found a life long love of dance. Nikki Wesley attended a rehearsal to get the details.

There was a recent conference of the Ontario big city mayors and to no one's surprise the trending topic was how to deal with the trade war with the us... since Burlington mayor Marianne Meed Ward is also the chair of the OBCM, in their weekly chat Jason Agnew asked if all the mayors were on the same page on ideas related to the trade war topic.

It was a fiery start to the League1 Ontario season for Burlington's men's team as they made the short trip across Burloak Drive to face their long-time rivals, The Oakville Soccer Club. Here's a look at how things unfolded in this heated season opener.

We are one week away from heading to the polls once again as the federal election is taking place on Monday, April 28th. It's quite obvious that this is going to be a very different vote than what we saw in the provincial election. Jason Agnew spoke with the President of Power Group Communications and host of Hamilton's Current Affairs program the "O" show on YouTube, Laura Babcock to get her thoughts on what is going to be a very close contest.

Parents know first hand that anything that can make reading fun for kids to learn is worth a shot, because literacy is so incredibly important, and learning to read can be tough! Meet Storyay... a brand new local idea to get your kids excited about reading week after week. Jessica Kaiting reports:

In Oakville residents are making their voices heard on a plan that will reshape a central part of their community for generations to come. Doug Glazebrook has more.

The Burlington Bayhawks Women kicked off their 2025 league1 Ontario campaign last weekend in Oakville -- and this Sunday, it's the men's turn to head over to Bronte athletic field to face rivals Oakville soccer club. We caught up with Bayhawks head coach Mark Wharton to get his thoughts on the match.