Videos

A look at the 2026 edition of the Women as Career Coaches event. The aim is to give young women post secondary education and career opportunities by allowing them to talk with women working the careers they are interested in.

Mayor of Burlington Marianne Meed Ward discusses the topic of her next Speaker Series, community safety and well being. Being chair of the Ontario Big City Mayors, Meed Ward also discusses some of the topics that will be discussed at their annual general meeting. The Mayor finally discusses some nominations for keys to the city.

The Halton Region Salmon and Trout Association recently finished their Salmon Penning event. The goal is to have community members, release juvenile salmon into Bronte Harbour in order to educate and make the environment healthier.

Horticulturalist Kris Morettie gives her knowledge and advice for those who want to start their own vegetable garden, specifically highlighting the benefits of growing with seeds in containers.

Mayor Burton discuss Ontario's announcement on Midtown Oakville. Mayor Burton also talks what is happening for Earth day in Oakville and what to expect for Canada's day this year in Oakville.

It was raining out there on the weekend, but that didn't stop this group of dedicated Burlingtonians from showing up and making a difference on our local beach...

Theatre Burlington is preparing it's final show of the season, "Hurry Hard". Nikki Wesley attended a rehearsal to find out more about this show which revolves around a fierce small town Ontario rivalry.

One of the oldest road races in North America is still drawing thousands to Hamilton and Burlington every spring. This year's Around the Bay Road Race brought out first‑timers, returning runners and some very dedicated supporters despite the rain.

Pest and wildlife are always looking to get into places that we as humans deemed they're not supposed to get into... The spring season in particular can be the worst time of year. Jeff Bow from abell pest control talks about why spring seems to be peak pest season.

Many gardening enthusiasts cannot wait to get back outside working in the dirt, and while it may be a little too early for that it is not to early to create a spring planter. Horticulturalist Kris Morettie gives some tips for success while the weather still hasn't made up it's mind if it's truly spring or not.

Earlier this week, the Canadian Caribbean association of Halton and QEP older adults centre invites presented a parang event with calypso and Caribbean folk music.

The Darling Home for Kids has launched its "A Million Reasons to Smile" campaign. The goal is to raise the final $1M for their phase three expansion which has hit a snag due to inflation and rising construction costs. A few months ago we covered what their expansion would entail.