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With the weather finally warming back up, i'm sure many of you are planning ways to get out there and enjoy some time by the water... and for those of you who enjoy water-sports, there's a club you should know about that operates on 16 mile creek and caters to all ages and abilities. Jessica Kaitting was in Oakville with Sheila Kuiper to learn more about all they have to offer

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward recently attended the federation of Canadian municipalities in Ottawa, we started our weekly chat talking about the focus of this year's conference.

While the Bayhawks men had a bye week in round 7 of the League1 Ontario season, the Burlington women were up in Milton taking on Scrosoppi on Saturday. Pierce Lang has all your highlights.

Joseph Brant Museum has a new exhibit for children of all ages, from two to ninety-nine years young. Nikki Wesley explains why if you grew up in an arcade this exhibit is for you.

Community Living Oakville is an organization that helps over 300 people living with developmental disabilities. This past Friday, all those people were brought together for a special celebration. Videographer Craig Mcnicoll has more.

The town of Oakville recently put in place their safe access to places of worship by-law, and in this month's chat with Mayor Rob Burton Jason Agnew asked him to provide details on what this means and why council thought it was necessary.

Flashing lights and hands-on demos brought Oakville families closer to the work of paramedics this weekend. While response times remain a concern in some Halton areas, authorities say a new master plan is in place to improve them. Devan Murugan was there and has the details

The Burlington Bayhawks are back in action this weekend with the women making the short trip to Milton to face Scrosoppi, while the men have a week off, kind of... Pierce Lang has a preview

A global championship. Hand-painted armies. And three golden tickets on the line. Reporter D Glazebrook takes us inside a Warhammer kill team battle being waged for the big leagues.

School can be challenging enough for any student, but having a learning disability can certainly make everything seem that much more difficult. Having gone through this struggle themselves growing up, Jason & Kandise decided to use their own first-hand experiences to create some new tools meant to help the next generation learn a little easier. Jessica Kaitting reports

May is mental health awareness month. A local Burlington resident shared her mental health journey with our Nikki Wesley in the hopes that it can shine a light on someone else's struggles, and let them know that it's okay to reach out for support.