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Staff at the Royal Botanical Gardens have been making efforts to help save the endangered Blanding's turtles, by recently releasing over fifty young turtles into Cootes Paradise.

Reported by Jason Trout.

The Kerr Street Mission has been helping those facing food insecurities for decades. Recently, they received a brand new refrigerated food truck to help them keep their mission going. 

Reported by Craig McNicoll.

Since 2013, the I Have Resolve Foundation has been bridging the gap between those with and without disabilities, and ensuring no one feels isolated. The Georgetown couple who founded the nonprofit explains why they started it in the first place.

Reported by Craig McNicoll.

With September being Hunger Action Month in Halton, various nonprofits gathered in downtown Burlington to share what they are doing to help with food security in the region. 

Reported by Nikki Wesley.

Oakville resident Irene Matys launched her cookbook, my cypriot table, a year ago. since the best seller has been named one of the best cookbooks of 2025 by the globe and mail, and received a world gourmand award. Irene talks about what inspired the cookbook at the launch of her signature sandwich at heartland chopped leaf.

The Burlington old timers hockey league recently dropped off a 30 thousand dollar cheque for the carpenter hospice. but they didn't stop at the donation. to celebrate the occasion, the BOHC challenged the hospice team to a friendly hockey competition.

The city of Burlington has partnered with equip sport to install 20 free sport equipment lockers in parks and public spaces across the city, Nikki Wesley has more.

Yesterday afternoon Sekisui Canada modular solutions inc. announced the official launch of its Burlington operations, establishing the city as the company's Canadian manufacturing and operations hub...

After spending the week at the annual AMO conference Mayor Marianne Meed Ward joins to discuss the solve the crisis campaign which comes with the new tagline reaction to recovery and if they was any progress made in talks with the provincial government about the program. Mayor Meed Ward also discusses the nelson quarry expansion approval