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A grassroots group in south Halton is drawing attention to the beneficial side of insects, why we need to support them, and how to do it. Butterfly Way Burlington hosted its annual Pollinator Habitat Garden event recently with like-minded organizations and authors who have written about the importance of this movement, Jason Trout explains.

What if healing didn't mean letting go--but holding on differently? In one town, hundreds are walking toward hope. With every step a memory, and every name a story. This is not just about grief. It's about love that endures. D Glazebrook has more.

Burlington's Mayor Marianne Meed Ward has spearheaded a new initiative along side the Halton Elected Representatives group called elect respect. I had a chance to talk to her about this pledge to commit to respectful debate and discourse, and why it became necessary earlier today

An athletic competition with a positive message was held this weekend in Burlington. Craig McNicoll was there to capture the action.

The school year is winding down but in Oakville a new high school is going up! Nikki Wesley attended the Halton District School Board's ceremonial event last week to mark the occasion of the new secondary school's construction.

Both the Bayhawks Men and Women were in action on Sunday and desperate for points as they approach the mid point of the season. While the Women were up in Whitby the Men were out in St. Catherines. Let's have a look at the highlights.

As of today, the Immobilization Prohibition By-law will came into effect in Oakville. This means, the use of parking boots and similar devices, such as wheel locks, wheel clamps, or "barnacles," with the intent to keep unauthorized vehicles in place without the vehicle owner's consent will be prohibited in Oakville. We spoke with Oakville Mayor Rob Burton to get his reasoning for why this by-law seems necessary.

The Halton district school board held their annual special athletes track meet on Friday, which brings together students from all across the region with diverse physical and developmental abilities to take part in a variety of activities in a supportive and inclusive environment

So the musicians were playing and the crowd was dancing as Burlington's biggest lakeside festival is trying to hit the right note...  D Glazebrook reports from this year's sound of music festival

The streets were once again filled with music this past weekend, as the sound of music festival delighted the young and old alike with a variety of musical performances. Kimberly Calderbank and Steve Foxcroft helped to officially kick off Saturday morning with the annual parade that started it all.

A preview of the week ahead for the Bayhawks men and women's teams

Air quality in your home is probably something you don't think that much about, but it can be an issue. Jason Agnew chatted with Mohamed Fouda from Burlington based Wolesley Canada about signs and symptoms to look for that may tell you there's a problem.