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Oakville's gardens turned into open air galleries this weekend for the annual Art in My Garden event, as artists brought their work out of their studios and into their front yards. Devan Murugan strolled the streets to catch a glimpse.

A new development plan for one of the busiest streets in Halton Hills is giving them a chance to control their own destiny, forcing a tough conversation about the price of progress. D Glazebrook has more.

A James Bond car. A mansion on the lake. And a very Burlington goal. It Wasn't your average fundraiser -- and that was the point. Reporter D Glazebrook brings us this story from HorsePower 4 Hospital.

This past Friday the city celebrated 50 years of Burlington transit! to honour the occasion we spoke with a couple of drivers who first started driving their buses decades ago....

Staying active is important for both physical and mental health. inspiring children to get out and exercise while their young helps to make it a lifelong habit. in just a few weeks a prehistoric inspired child friendly run is coming to Burlington's appleby line festival. Nikki Wesley spoke with race director Lily Wu to find out just how she came up with a run where participants get to chase dinosaurs.

If you are looking to add a little extra flavour to your meals, you may want to start by upgrading a basic staple in your pantry. A unique shop in Burlington's Aldershot community is putting olive oil in the spotlight. An similar to wine tasting it gives customers a chance to sample and compare oils from around the world. Jessica Kaitting has more

Those who use public transit in Milton are about to have more options. The town is set to offer Sunday bus service for the first time in it's history - beginning this weekend. The decision was made in the midst of a significant increase in ridership.

When donations are made to local food banks, family pets are often forgotten. The Burlington Food Bank is looking to fill that gap, Craig McNicoll explains.

If you grew up in the 90s then you may remember the internet being a huge part of society's evolution and thus the way in which students accessed educational resources. Well it's happening again, but this time it's with the increasing presence of A.I. in the classroom. What some fear may push students away from critical thinking, others see as an incredible research tool. Jason Agnew chatted with Tony Anscombe, the Chief Security Evangelist at Eset, a global leader in I.T., to get his thoughts on the potential for A.I. in the classroom and beyond.