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Downtown Georgetown Palooza took over the streets on Friday. Videographer Craig Mcnicoll was there, and shares some of the highlights.

If you're looking for a way to keep your kids off screens this summer this story may be for you. After Duran Place For Kids' physical location in Oakville closed during the pandemic, owners Tina and Claudio refused to give up on creating a space for families with young kids. Nikki Wesley headed to their opening day celebration to find out why it's important for children to have a place to play.

Both Burlington's men's and women's League1 Ontario sides were in action over the last two nights with the women taking on pickering last night and the men matching up with Simcoe County Tuesday, Pierce Lang has the highlights.

Yesterday an Oakville business opened their doors to a new dream purpose built location. Nikki Wesley spoke with the founder of promotional source to see how the business has grown from a one desk operation to a multi location success.

Imagine learning a new sport and then going on to win a national championship less than two years later. This is the reality for a young Burlington athlete. Nikki Wesley spoke with Talia King to find out what it's like as she steps on to the racquetball court.

What if becoming a knight had nothing to do with armour and everything to do with identity? At one Ontario ranch, kids are discovering just how powerful they really are. The lessons look medieval but they're shaping modern confidence, D Glazebrook brings us this Knight's Tale.

Jessica Kaitting spoke with Police Chief Stephen Tanner this morning at Halton Police Headquarters, where the team was excited to officially publicly announce their new Halton Police Foundation.

It was a lakeside mission with a simple message: small litter can leave a big impact. In Oakville's Lakeside Park, volunteers rolled up their sleeves for a shoreline cleanup with a twist -- this one focused on cigarette butts, the most common and toxic form of litter polluting our waterways. Devan Murugan was there and spoke to the nonprofit behind the initiative.

Burlington Mayor Marriane Meed Ward discusses the Burlington Aquatic Devilray's struggle to get pool time.