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Sudbury has the giant nickel, Leamington the giant tomato, and we've all seen Colborne's giant apple on the 401... and now Oakville welcomes a giant acorn and a festival to compliment it. Craig McNichol took it all in this past weekend.

This is the first day of fall, and that means it may be time to pay attention to your HVAC system as the season changes. So let's talk air conditioning, not about using it, but rather about not using it and prepping it for the winter. To do that Jason Agnew chatted with Dean Dick, he is the category manager of HVAC at Wolesley Canada... Jason started the conversation by asking dean what if we did nothing more than turn the air conditioner off... is that still okay?

A climate change rally in Georgetown was part of a worldwide day of action. Themed "draw the line - for people, for peace, for the planet", the afternoon included an eco fair, several speakers highlighting why taking action to combat climate change is important and a march to wrap it all up.

It started as a 25-million-dollar dream--and ended up costing nearly 40. But Burlington leaders say the new skyway community centre is priceless. D Glazebrook has the story behind the city's big investment.

Fans of Downton Abbey are in for a treat at the royal botanical gardens. A new exhibit inspired by the popular series is bringing some of its most memorable characters to life in a unique way... Jessica Kaitting couldn't resist going to see it for herself.

Eset is a global security firm and each year they put out a cyber security report, the 2025 report detailed that malware attacks on android phones have jumped 160 per cent, due to something called kaleidoscope. Jason Agnew spoke with Eset's chief security evangelist Tony Anscombe to explain what kaleidoscope is and why android phone users need to be very careful when downloading new apps.

The Halton county radial railway museum in Milton has been around for over 70 years, and has a fascinating history.  Now railway enthusiasts can learn more about this history with a new commemorative book. Craig McNicoll has more.

It was a dog day in the best possible way. A brand new festival in Milton brought out hundreds of people and even more paws. Reporter D Glazebrook was there as the town rolled out the red carpet for its furry residents.

Milton's library services are expanding to serve an area of town that doesn't yet have its own physical branch. Library lockers have been placed in two popular locations in ward 4 to help residents access holds, check out a new book or return one. The official unveiling happened at the Milton sports centre.