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This past weekend the Halton pride parade took place in Milton... reporter D Glazebrook attended and through the floats, music, and dancing in the streets... found a deeper meaning

Last week Milton Transit had a success story 2-years in the making. The diesel to electric bus conversion has not only hit the street, but it's in the fleet. Jason Agnew spoke with Mayor Gord Krantz and asked if he believes that this innovation has gotten attention for the town from other transportation organizations?

Visitors to Burloak Park over the weekend were offered unique flavour experiences as the Burlington Food Truck Festival rolled into town. Craig McNicoll was there to chat with some of the vendors and organizers.

The co-founder of the Dribble Dreams Foundation went from sneaking onto the court to play basketball as a kid to running his own camp to make sure Milton kids have access to sports. Nikki Wesley went to check out the Dribble Dreams Camp in Milton this Saturday to find out what inspires his dedication.

It's lurking beneath the surface of Fairy Lake, a slimy invader with no natural predators and too many eggs to count. But this weekend, dozens of local fishers armed with rods and worms took up the fight. Reporter D. Glazebrook waded into the action from the front lines of the first annual Mayor's Fishing Derby.

The Halton youth symphony is an incredible opportunity for aspiring young musicians to audition for. Nikki Wesley explains.

It started with a woman, a park, and a promise--twenty years ago. Now, she's back to rebuild it for the future. From zip lines to sensory zones, yesterday afternoon reporter D Glazebrook attended the town of Oakville grand opening of the new coronation park playground built for everyone.

From animatronic tractors to apple pies made from scratch, a local farm has quietly turned family fun into an art form and while it may look playful, its roots run deep. Here's a look at the legacy and the evolution of Springridge Farm with reporter D Glazebrook.

The Terry Fox Run isn't for a couple more months, but the team at Burlington Cedar Springs is already kicking things off with a Terry Fox inspired challenge. Craig McNicoll has more.

While the housing crisis may not be as visible in Halton because tent encampments are not as large or widespread as some neighbouring municipalities, it's still a part of this region's reality. Hundreds do not have their own place to call home and thousands are on waiting lists for affordable housing. Shelter providers are working hard to aid those who need it, but those resources are being stressed by the demand. In response, the region has a new, 10 year plan to deal with the crisis which includes, strengthening the homelessness response system, maintaining existing community housing and creating new assisted and supportive housing.

Tuesday's is our weekly chat with Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward and over the past couple weeks our conversations have started with the controversy around the allotment of time for Burlington public pools and the dispute centring around the Burlington Aquatic Devil Rays and Golden Horseshoe Aquatic Club. Last Thursday the mayor called a private meeting of council and this morning she revealed her final statement on the situation.

A lively community plant swap, led by the rotary club and Oakville green, is turning gardening into climate action and sparking fresh connections. Oakville residents dug into sustainability one plant at a time at coronation park this weekend. Devan Murugan was there.