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If you're looking to be more environmentally friendly in 2026, Nikki Wesley spoke with Kind Matter founder Laura Newton to get some tips to green up your personal care routine.

The Halton Hills gymnastic centre is boasting some recent improvements, including a brand new spectator area designed to enhance parents viewing experience while watching their kids flip and balance... and - also new - is a brand new subsidy program intended to broaden access to the facility. Jason Trout reports

Over the weekend the Burlington blast ringette tournament took over Appleby Ice Centre with teams coming from all over the province to compete. Nikki Wesley caught the u16 team's game against the Richmond Hill Lightning.

In our latest parenting pulse segment with parenting pundit Julie Cole we chat styles of parenting... now, sure the one you've heard about over and over and probably in a negative context is the helicopter parent, but there's more than just that. Julie lays out the positive and negative aspects of a series of parenting... but first Jason Agnew asked Julie if a person chooses a parenting style or is the style simply based on an innate personality type?

The order of Canada is an honour awarded to exceptional citizens of our country who demonstrate outstanding achievement & dedication to community. One of the trailblazers who just received a call from our governor general was Burlington's Muzammal Nawaz, a 5 time world champion kickboxer and the owner of bay area athletic club. Kimberly Calderbank stepped into the ring with him yesterday to offer congratulations on this incredible milestone achievement

If you're looking to be more environmentally friendly in 2026, Nikki Wesley spoke with kind matter founder Laura Newton to get some tips to green up your kitchen.

In these dark and sometimes dreary days of winter, sometimes all it takes is a little sparkle to brighten ones day. Monica Graves is a local business woman who aims to make every day brighter, one glam jewel at a time. Jessica Kaitting was in her studio space along with Kim MacDonald of the Weather Network, just yesterday.

This week's Halton mayors chat is with Oakville Mayor Rob Burton. We took a look back at 2025 highlights, and ahead to 2026 hopes, but Jason Agnew started the conversation in Midtown. Last we checked in with Mayor Burton, MP Stephen Crawford had helped organize a meeting with the Provincial Government which included acting Minister of Infrastructure Todd McCarthy and Minister of Municipal Affairs Robert Flack. This was to discuss the controversial 11 tower development in Midtown Oakville that the Province has taken control over. Jason asked Mayor Burton if Oakville residents can expect changes coming out of this gathering.

A program that teaches young people sewing skills and addresses sustainability in a world of fast fashion is the newest in the "She Can Create" series at the Milton Community Resource Centre. The "Green Couture Collective" is led by a Milton fashion designer who creates her own up-cycled clothing. At the same time, she's sharing knowledge with the girls that she wishes she had had in high school.

According to a recent Our Kids Network survey, 29% of youth have reported feeling lonely or isolated in Halton. The Oakville Youth Action Committee are working to make sure everyone has an opportunity to connect, Nikki Wesley explains.

It's TikTok Tuesday here on Halton News, don't worry, this story does not mean you have to have the app on your phone. It actually applies to various social media where you may be seeing certain health trends. After all we're at the start of a new year, and the number one resolution people make is to drop a few pounds and get healthier. However, for some reason many people believe that taking health advice from so-called influencers is a good thing. Jason Agnew spoke with healthy lifestyle expert Dr. Joyce Johnson to debunk a few of the most notable social media health trends of 2025, but first asked if it's a good thing that people are taking health advice from things they see on social media.

A new law came into effect on January 1st to help keep you and your family safe in your own homes. Nikki Wesley spoke with Oakville's Fire Chief Paul Boissonneault to find out the details, and to share a warning about something that may have been gifted to you with the best of intentions.