Videos

A look into the United Women’s Day celebration in honour of International Women’s Day held by United Way of Halton & Hamilton.

In this month's update with the Oakville Mayor, Rob Burton discusses the new Costco coming to Burloak and Wyecroft and the ongoing challenges with Canada day festivities. Mayor Burton also discusses his current mayoral focus and provides some election thoughts.

This first week of March is all about celebrating the wonderful women in our lives as we lead up to international women's day this Sunday, March 8th. Eager to get the celebrations started early, an event was held this past Friday to mark the occasion.

Yesterday was the chili half marathon in Burlington and the weather surely lived up to the title... running wasn't just a part of the event, it was a necessity to keep that blood pumping and keep warm.

A look at a father son duo who took part in the Sleepless in Our Communities event hosted by the United Way of Halton and Hamilton. The event asks those participating to sleep in their vehicles for one night to raise awareness and donations for those who struggle with poverty.

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A group of local Milton comics is turning those risks into a movement -- and building something new on stage.

Pickleball nation is changing the game and serving up fun 24/7 for pickleball enthusiasts to enjoy their game either by day or night.

After the Provincial governments decision to remove all american alcohol from the shelves of the lcbo, One local company saw that as an opportunity to fill the void for bourbon lovers.

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.