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Our kids network is a community collaborative of local organizations that all work together to help children and youth thrive in Halton. Recently the group held their announce conference with the theme of "belonging" ... Jason Agnew spoke with the executive director Liz Wells to get a sense of the conference results but first inquired to why belonging was chosen at the theme for this year's event.

Usually, when we talk about youth sports, the conversation quickly turns to the cost. But two Burlington moms have created a league that is bucking that trend... and bringing the community together. Reporter D Glazebrook has more.

In addition to being international children's day today is children's grief awareness day. In Halton, lighthouse for grieving children supports children and their families as they navigate the individual journey of grief and change after the loss of a loved one. Yesterday a first of it's kind bench was unveiled in Burlington to help raise awareness in our community. Nikki Wesley explains.

A Different Drummers Books in Burlington has been a unique destination for book lovers for just over 55 years. Craig McNicoll spoke with store owner Ian Elliot, to learn more about the store and its history.

November is Children's Grief Awareness Month, and for the 8th year in a row JJ Dance Arts are bringing their performance of Light Heavy Light to the Burlington Performing Arts Centre on November 23rd and 24th. For the first time the dancers will be joined on stage by the CYB Academy of Performing Arts and theatre students, Nikki Wesley explains.

The Oakville and Milton Humane Society is in its second year of a program to help dogs experiencing behavioural issues. It started last year with the receipt of a 10 thousand dollar grant from the Pedigree Foundation. The same organization awarded the OMHS another 10 thousand dollar grant this year and that money is going into phase two of the "behaviour in training" program.

Seven Ontario teachers were recipients of the 2025 Prime Minister Awards for Teaching Excellence in STEM, including two teachers from Oakville. Aaron Warner of St. Mildreds Lightbourn School, and Kevin Carter, whose presentation we were able to attend at Brookdale Public School, Jessica Kaitting reports.

She gave up a high powered corporate life for one built on flax, maple syrup and handwritten chalkboard menus and in doing so, she created something that resonates with an entire town. Reporter D. Glazebrook has the story of Mary and her healthy muffins.

Halton Women's Place is Halton's only women's shelter, and survives thanks to generous donations from the community to ensure they can house 180 women and children each year, and help an additional 4 to 600 women annually through their outreach programs. To raise the funds needed to keep supporting survivors of domestic abuse, they are grateful for events such as Wallet to Wealth, Jessica Kaitting reports.