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This weekend was the inaugural Lakeshore Music and Arts Festival and Mayor Marianne Meed Ward recaps how the event went, and discusses if the festival will become an annual tradition. Mayor Meed Ward later talks about how funding that the city is receiving to support the homeless has not grown, while the number of people who are homeless continues to grow.

Renovations have been made to the community garden in Acton, upgrading the garden shed, adding a new fence and even some raised garden beds. All to help provide the community members with fresh vegetables as well as teach them how to grow it themselves.

With it being Pride month, a local bookstore in Burlington hosted two LGBTQIA+ authors, Ian Duncan and Paul Coccia, to read their books for a children’s story time.

With recently acquired funds from the OLG and interest in cricket growing, the Town of Milton added new batting and pitching cages at Optimist Park.

A look at our pet of the week from the Humane Society of Oakville, Milton & Halton.

This past weekend offered the perfect opportunity for families to get outside and try their luck on the water during the only fishing derby for kids in the GTA. Sierra Pileggi reels us in to the event that made waves in the community.

For over forty years, father's day weekend in Burlington was synonymous with the sound of music festival. But this year marks the beginning of a brand-new era. The lakeshore music & arts festival has officially taken over Burlington's Spencer smith park with a more compact, curated approach to celebrating canadian talent.

MPP Stephen Crawford joined the show to talk to Jason Agnew about how he spends his time away from Queens Park, and how the government is implementing AI.

If you want to adopt Fiona, visit www.HSOMH.ca

The phrase “you have 18 summers” has been circulating online recently and has been frustrating parents that are already under a lot of pressure. Julie Cole explains what the phrase means and offers advice to those parents who are feeling the heat.

With trade frustrations between Canada and the US still being a hot topic, former MP Charlie Angus has been touring the country for his Meidas Canada Resistance Tour and his most recent stop was in Oakville.

The local indigenous community officially opened it's doors to our gathering lodge at the queen Elizabeth park community and cultural centre today. Earlier in the week the finishing touches were added to mocassin identifiers and final preparations were completed for the grand opening.