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Mayor Meed Ward explains new information from staff that changes the picture and opens up different options to combat housing affordability. The mayor also discusses where the idea to bid for kraft hockeyville came from and what arena the city plans to spend the money on if selected. The mayor also talks about basically going on tour in march around the community and what that entails.

Burlington MPP, Natalie Pierre shares her goals for the year, particularly on health care and transit.

A dig into the Seedy Saturday event held by the Oakville Horticultural Society, the Bronte Horticultural Society and Halton Gardens.

A peek into the Burlington Oldtimers Hockey Club who held their 47th annual invitational.

A look at the recent fundraiser held by the Halton Women’s Place which aims to help those who are victims of domestic violence.

The MPP for Burlington, Natalie Pierre, reflects on what she has accomplished so far in her second term.

The unveiling of a new memorial in Oakville’s Burnet Park honouring one of the founding Black families of the town, the Adams.

There are rumours swirling about a new Costco coming to Halton Hills. Mayor Ann Lawlor talks about these rumours and also discusses the potential consolidation of the conservation author in this weeks Mayor Monday.

The Canadian Club of Halton is celebrating their 40th season this year. Their latest dinner event had the CEO and co-founder of the Brainwell Institute discuss dementia care in Canada and their efforts to close the gap between diagnosis and meaningful care. Jessica Kaitting reports.

The Levie Initiative is a Burlington based non-profit organization that aims to foster shared purpose among community members, going beyond simple giving to create lasting positive impact. Here's a look at their announcement at The Lone Wolf Resto Bar this past Thursday. 

Formerly known as the "oakville milton humane society", the animal shelter has recently re-branded as "the humane society of oakville milton halton". They have an even bigger and more exciting change to look forward to thanks to a rather large recent donation

Last week mayor Meed Ward discussed the details on a new home buyers relief program. This program would offer a temporary two-year exemption of residential development program. However this week the relief program has been delayed, Mayor Meed Ward discusses what has changed and why the delay. Mayor Meed Ward also talks about their being no parade this year for the lakeshore music and arts festival in June.