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In Jason Agnew's monthly chat with Halton Hills Mayor Ann Lawlor they discussed how the town is trying to beat the heat.

Red carpet. Pow wow dancers. And a movie with something to say. The Saturday night gala at the Oakville Film Festival was more than just a premiere--it was a celebration of indigenous joy. And the film at its heart is sparking conversations far beyond the theatre. D Glazebrook brings us the story.

A group of local politicians have started a movement and are leading by example. After the pledge they created and signed was picked up by the Canadian Association of Feminist Parliamentarians they decided to bring it to all politicians and the community to protect a democracy free from fear and intimidation. Nikki Wesley explains.

Saturday's Girls Can Play Doubleheader will see first place Alliance United coming to town to play against the Bayhawks Men, whilst the Women will host a red hot Hamilton United side, Pierce Lang caught up with the Coaches for a preview.

Last night marked the family friendly official launch of this year's Oakville Film Festival. Jessica Kaitting spoke with Wendy Donnan about what to expect at the next three galas.

Up in Milton, the town  is seeking community input on the parks and recreation master plan update. We spoke with Milton Mayor Gord Krantz who is well aware of new higher demands for Pickle-ball and cricket within the community.

There's a growing movement, locally, to reverse habitat loss for one of our most important insects. Bee populations have faced hardship since the early 1990s, first by disease then by pesticides, but now there's a focus on creating bee-friendly habitat to help its numbers grow.

Tomorrow evening the EY Red Carpet Gala at the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts will feature Stealing the Sky. The dramedy is set in Toronto's ever growing urban landscape where historic buildings are torn down to make way for towering condo's that steal the sky. Nikki Wesley spoke with director and Canadian treasure Megan Follows about why she wanted to tell this particular story.

A grassroots group in south Halton is drawing attention to the beneficial side of insects, why we need to support them, and how to do it. Butterfly Way Burlington hosted its annual Pollinator Habitat Garden event recently with like-minded organizations and authors who have written about the importance of this movement, Jason Trout explains.

What if healing didn't mean letting go--but holding on differently? In one town, hundreds are walking toward hope. With every step a memory, and every name a story. This is not just about grief. It's about love that endures. D Glazebrook has more.

Burlington's Mayor Marianne Meed Ward has spearheaded a new initiative along side the Halton Elected Representatives group called elect respect. I had a chance to talk to her about this pledge to commit to respectful debate and discourse, and why it became necessary earlier today

An athletic competition with a positive message was held this weekend in Burlington. Craig McNicoll was there to capture the action.