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Honouring athletes from lacrosse to basketball and even athletes from the 1800’s, last week the Halton Hills Sports Hall of Fame inducted its Class of 2026.

Having been in the works since 2008 and with construction for the latest expansion beginning in 2021, the 16 Mile Sports Complex is now officially open. The massive complex is now home to a skating rink, a library and much more all thanks to a very frustrated mayor.

This past weekend the 16-mile sports complex has it's grand opening in Oakville. Mayor Rob Burton joins to discuss what a facility like this means for the surrounding community. Mayor Burton also discuss the upcoming face-lift for town square in downtown Oakville.

A local business has created an AI that will help answer the phones and much more. Nikki Wesley has the story.

The Milton chamber of commerce held their state of the economy event recently, where local business leaders were invited to gain a deeper understanding of market trends, policy shifts, & the global forces driving today's economy.

This week the Burlington golf and country club hosted the 18th annual Burlington sports hall of fame induction ceremony. This years inductees were Ted Goveia, Chris Gioskos, Muzammal Nawaz, and Bert, Scott and Mark Oldershaw. The inductees also share how much this honour really means to them.

In Georgetown there is a new place where the public can remember and honour veterans every time they cross the street. The new veterans crosswalk was unveiled yesterday by The Town of Halton Hills and the Royal Canadian Legion near remembrance park. Georgetown veterans were honoured by being given the chance to be the first ones to walk the crosswalk.

The month of June is Seniors Month and there will be a wide array of events and activities all across the Halton Region. Nazia White, Manager of Adult and Older Adult Recreation Services for the City of Burlington, previews some of these events that seniors can look forward to.

Bandology’s Instrument Library has recently moved to the Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre. From the tiny flute to the massive tuba, the library allows students who want the practice to borrow the instruments for a whole semester.

The Ship of Tolerance has returned to Oakville to connect children from various countries through art, all in the name of promoting peace and tolerance.

If you want to adopt Patch, visit www.HSOMH.ca

Since 1992, the Pathfinders Hiking Group of Oakville has been a hiking group for seniors, where the hikes are social events just as much as they are an exercise.