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The May Court Nearly New Shop in Oakville is a beloved local gem, having served the community for over six decades now. This cherished consignment shop not only offers a curated selection of high-quality, gently used clothing and household items, but also plays a vital role in supporting local charitable initiatives. Ainsley Soeterick has the story.

When our pets get hurt, it can be hard to know what comes next. At one clinic in Bronte, animals are getting a second chance--through physiotherapy. From underwater treadmills to laser therapy, this is rehab... for rover. Doug Glazebrook has the story.

It's only been done a few times in the history of the Georgetown citizen of the year award, so this year was a rarity. An organization was recognized for its efforts in the community, instead of an individual! Considering the surge in demand at the Georgetown bread basket, the committee who chose them as the 2024 winner felt it was the proper time to publicly thank all of the volunteers who make the service possible. Jason Trout has more

Burlington council has approved the greening of the crosstown trail... but there are still a few hurdles to jump before the project can go into full effect. Jason Agnew caught up with Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward to get a few more details about the project.

The Burlington Blast u19 ringette's final game and fundraiser this evening has been cancelled. Nikki Wesley spoke with the team last week as they prepared to compete in national championships this weekend. Today she headed over to Mainway arena this afternoon to find out what went wrong.

The Millcroft golf course has announced it will only be a 9-hole course this year and golf leagues have been suspended. This is due to a development decision by the Ontario land tribunal, Burlington mayor Marianne Meed Ward provided details on the situation in our weekly chat.

Homelessness has been on the rise and encampments have been a frequent topic of conversation over the past few years, but have you ever wondered what happens to a woman who is pregnant and without a place to call home? Fortunately here in Halton there is an organization whose entire mission is to assist these women. Jessica Kaitting reports

After approximately two years of engineering and mechanical work the town of Milton has taken delivery of its first ever bus that's been converted from diesel to electric power.  A project that was completed not only for the town of Milton, but also by a Milton-based company.

The Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton is holding their annual May soiree on Saturday May 3rd at the OE Banquet & Conference Centre, in Oakville. Jason Agnew spoke with CCAH President Sheldon Williams to get details about the evening's events.