Videos

Tens of thousands of people in Halton still don't have a family doctor or regular primary care provider. The province recently announced 4.1 million dollars in new funding aimed at changing that, with a focus on team-based care.

In January of this year the Halton regional police criminal investigations bureau began investigating a local smash and grab jewellery store robbery and were able to link that robbery to subsequent robberies in our area and another 25 throughout the GTA. Jessica Jaitting was at police headquarters where deputy chief Roger Wilkie provided this update.

2026 is a big year for Canadian sport, this past weekend Canada's secretary of sport Adam Van Koeverden was in Milton at the velodrome to announce that the federal government is investing 755-million dollars over 5-years to expand access to sport, support canadian athletes and make full use of existing and new infrastructure...  The Milton MP joins to gives us more details on the funding announcement and rollout plus to discuss the upcoming Fifa world cup

A group of Oakville youth have been working to bring joy to seniors in their community. Once a week the non profit, perform for a smile, brings their array of talents to a local seniors home. This group of youths tells us how it all got started.

Dare to be youth is a not for profit charity that focuses on promoting leadership and empowerment for youth aged 14 - 24. Today, as part of their leader within program, they hosted "youth inspire community day" with the theme of "leadership through sport" at blue zone courts pickleball & paddle.

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward lays out when her election announcement will be and discusses further additions and improvements to the Robert Bateman Community Centre. She also issues a warning and advice for a recent parking ticket scam that involves text messages.

At Bronte Athletic Field, football officials ranging from veterans and rookies of the Lakeshore Football Officials Association took to the turf to collaborate with the Oakville Titans to learn more about the sport.

For this year’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, each participating nation has designed their own baton for the King’s Relay. Canada’s baton is designed by an Indigenous artist and showcases the First Nations, Inuit and Métis people. Today, one of the three stops in Canada for the baton was Burlington.

The Halton Learning Foundation held their Students in the Spotlight event, where various students took to the stage to show off their talents, with the goal of raising funds to help remove financial barriers for students in the region.