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The play it forward: community toy & book swap is taking place this weekend at the hub in Burlington centre.. Jason Agnew spoke with organizer Brittnei Gaudio about the event and why she decided to hold a toy swap

It's December which means local theatres are bringing the family fun to our communities stages with traditional pantomime performances. Theatre Burlington will make sure you know wrong from right by the end of the show, and all the rewards that come with telling the truth. Nikki Wesley explains.

Burlington is home to the "mayor of the year". The award was presented by municipal word magazine, this morning, to Marianne Meed Ward for her initiative called "elect respect".

Royal Botanical Gardens' Winter Wonders celebration returns for another holiday season. The gardens have been filled with dazzling and unique light displays, here is Craig McNicoll with a sneak peak.

The Connected Care Halton Ontario Health Team and Halton Healthcare have released a new primary health care action plan with one of the main goals being that every Halton resident has a primary care provider. In other words, everyone has a doctor. Jason Agnew spoke with Zoe Dawe, Executive Director of Connected Care Halton Ontario Health Team to find out a bit of background on the plan but started the conversation asking about how many Halton residents do not have a doctor.

We are currently in the middle of 16 days of activism to end gender based violence against women and girls. As part of this, the Ubuntu Grandmothers gathered at Burlington's City Hall for their annual Orange the World Vigil. Jessica Kaitting reports.

Yesterday evening was ignition night for the annual Light Up The Hills event in Halton Hills. Craig McNicoll attended and is probably is still seeing spots from staring directly into the ligths... but yknow, worth it for this story.

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward is being recognized as the Mayor of the Year throughout all of the municipalities in Canada. This is via an industry publication entitled "Municipal World". Jason Agnew spoke with the Mayor this morning and asked her to tell me more about the publication and the honour that she is receiving.

It's a new holiday tradition in Acton, but it comes with a touching backstory. The Glow Acton Glow Festival is lighting up Fairy Lake honouring the man who dreamed it up but didn't live to see it. Reporter D. Glazebrook has more.

It's that time of year again for a Milton tradition, Miracle on Main. The event, along with another in Brampton, set a collective record for the amount of money raised and helped tens of thousands of families with gifts on Christmas morning. The need remains significant this year as families continue to struggle with rising costs.

Feed Ontario's 2025 hunger report was released yesterday and reported that more than one million Ontarian's needed to use a food bank last year. Our Nikki Wesley takes a closer look at food insecurity here in Halton.

The town of Oakville received over 891-thousand dollars from the provincial government after their speed cameras were taken down due to provincial law. In this morning's conversation with Mayor Burton Jason Agnew asked what the town will do to keep residents safe in traffic calming areas that were formerly patrolled by the speed cameras