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It's the beginning of April, and as always, for the Burlington Library that means a full schedule of new presentations and workshops geared around this month's big theme. Jessica Kaitting spoke with the library's CEO Lita Barrie at their central branch earlier today:

Distress Centre Halton has been helping the local community for 50 years. Nikki Wesley takes a look back at the history of this organization.

Last Thursday the Milton Sports Celebrity Dinner was held. Hosted by longtime broadcaster Rod Black, Darcy Tucker was the guest of honour and Rod got the Maple Leafs alumnus's take on the current boys in blue.

Whether building endurance or building friendships, the Milton Macos Special Olympics Swim Team finds success in every lap. They recently held a fundraiser, with athletes pushing their limits to support their team's goals. Adding to the excitement, they received a visit from a Canadian Olympic swimmer. Doug Glazebrook dives into their inspiring season finale.

Earlier this month Premier Doug Ford unveiled his new cabinet and veteran Oakville MPP Stephen Crawford was appointed as the Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement. Jason Agnew had the chance to chat with Minister Crawford about his new responsibilities but before that Jason asked him to reflect on the latest in a long-line of provincial election wins.

When it comes to taking action towards a more environmentally friendly lifestyle the first adjustment most people may think about is reducing emissions from driving. However, the reality is that, in Halton region, more than half of all emissions come from buildings. Products aimed at reducing those emissions were a feature at this year's "future house" expo in Milton over the weekend.

The May Court Nearly New Shop in Oakville is a beloved local gem, having served the community for over six decades now. This cherished consignment shop not only offers a curated selection of high-quality, gently used clothing and household items, but also plays a vital role in supporting local charitable initiatives. Ainsley Soeterick has the story.

When our pets get hurt, it can be hard to know what comes next. At one clinic in Bronte, animals are getting a second chance--through physiotherapy. From underwater treadmills to laser therapy, this is rehab... for rover. Doug Glazebrook has the story.

It's only been done a few times in the history of the Georgetown citizen of the year award, so this year was a rarity. An organization was recognized for its efforts in the community, instead of an individual! Considering the surge in demand at the Georgetown bread basket, the committee who chose them as the 2024 winner felt it was the proper time to publicly thank all of the volunteers who make the service possible. Jason Trout has more

Burlington council has approved the greening of the crosstown trail... but there are still a few hurdles to jump before the project can go into full effect. Jason Agnew caught up with Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward to get a few more details about the project.

The Burlington Blast u19 ringette's final game and fundraiser this evening has been cancelled. Nikki Wesley spoke with the team last week as they prepared to compete in national championships this weekend. Today she headed over to Mainway arena this afternoon to find out what went wrong.

The Millcroft golf course has announced it will only be a 9-hole course this year and golf leagues have been suspended. This is due to a development decision by the Ontario land tribunal, Burlington mayor Marianne Meed Ward provided details on the situation in our weekly chat.