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Considering the hot weather we're having many of us may be thinking it's time to take a dip in the pool... but some of us may have a bit of hesitation when it comes to getting into swimwear... did you ever think those thoughts and that hesitancy may have an affect on your kids? Parenting pundit Julie Cole chats the idea of a bikini body in this edition of parenting pulse.

As outdoor markets and farmer's markets celebrate individual opening days across Halton region there's something else bringing joy to the occasion. The "buy Canadian" movement, initiated by the tariffs imposed by the US, is leading to increased awareness of local products and more sales for many vendors. The Acton outdoor market just launched its 2025 season last Thursday with its own plans for growth.

Jessica Kaitting had the opportunity to speak with Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward earlier this afternoon, covering a wide range of topics...lets take a look

Cricket has become one of Canada's fastest growing sports, and it's rising popularity has made itself known in the town of Halton Hills...  A sport once played in borrowed spaces around the town now finds its own field, thanks to a grassroots push. D Glazebrook brings us the story

The Burlington Bayhawks hosted their fourth annual "Pawthers Day" doubleheader this weekend and it was a chance for both the men and women to get themselves out of the doghouse, let's see how they did.

With Milton Ward 1 town councillor Kristina Tesser Derksen now the MP for the new riding of Milton East - Halton Hills South, there is a vacant spot on Milton council, and the town has opted for a by-election which has the potential of costing the town up to 200-thousand dollars. Jason Agnew started his monthly chat with Milton Mayor Gord Krantz asking why council opted for this option as opposed to appointing a councillor.

Milton held it's annual Downtown Summerfest this past weekend. Videographer Craig Mcnichol was there.

From purple pom pom's to bouncing castles, this weekend's Halton Down Syndrome Walk looked like a celebration--and it was. But beneath the fun was a powerful message: every person deserves to be included, supported and seen. The walk is one of the biggest fundraisers of the year for the HDSA. It's also one of the most heartfelt. D Glazebrook has more.

Burlington's Mayor, Marianne Meed Ward was alongside Burlington MPP Natalie Pierre as Ontario's Minister of the Environment Todd McCarthy made an announcement to permanently protect more of the Bruce Trail which is Canada's oldest and longest marked footpath. Jessica Kaitting reports.