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It’s a fundraising campaign that takes place on a local level, but supports over 30-thousand families nationally. In Halton Hills, McHappy Day supports both the Georgetown Hospital Foundation and the Ronald McDonald House in Toronto. In each case, lending a hand to children and their families at a time when they’re most in need.

The Conservation Halton Foundation has its sights set on a fundraising total that’s never before been achieved. Ultimately, the “Connected Campaign” has a goal to increase the greenprint of Conservation Halton parks. The benefit of that influx of cash will be seen in the long term plan for the parks especially as the population of the region continues to expand.

Burlington's Swan Lady, Bev Kingdon, was recognized for her 4 decades of volunteer work to help bring back the population of trumpeter swans in Ontario. @TrumpeterSwanConservationOntario

The Solicitor General was in Halton today to announce $51 million dollars towards shutting down organized crime rings that are targeting vehicles for theft and sales overseas. Jessica Kaitting reports.

An 8 year old Milton boy is launching his second book. Liam was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis shortly after birth and has been interacting with the healthcare system ever since. A two-week hospital stay in 2021 is the genesis of this particular story.

The Burlington New Millennium Orchestra is preparing to perform Prodigiem, a new concert featuring 9 youth who are rising stars on stage.

It’s a show 3-years in the making. The Georgetown Choral Society is finally getting the chance to perform a concert they had planned for May of 2020. The theme will stay the same, but takes on a different meaning given the events of the last three years.

The Owen Sound Attack family remembers builder Ray McKelvie.

The Windsor hockey community comes together every year for "Hockey For Hospice".

Former North Bay Battalion player Zach Bratina reflects on his time in North Bay and the injury that sent him on a different path.

A conversation with the Ontario Hockey League Director of Cultural Diversity and Inclusion.

A long list of successful goaltenders have come through the Peterborough Petes organization. Past and present netminders stay in touch to support and encourage each other through their hockey careers.