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

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward provides an update on a council meeting focused on the proposed South Service Road data centre. She also outlines future discussions she plans to have with Federal, Provincial and other Municipal Governments on data centre guidelines.

Burlington MP Karina Gould recently announced that the Federal Government is investing $7.5 million into multiple companies based in the city, with the aim of pushing economic growth in the region.

Project Troubadour is an investigation into human trafficking that spanned across the GTA and began all the way back in September of 2025. It has resulted in the largest human trafficking case the Halton Regional Police Service has ever dealt with. As a result of the investigation, eight individuals have been arrested and various items seized.

Mayor Ann Lawlor joins to discuss the messes that Canadian geese are leaving behind and the effect it is having on residents trying to enjoy parks, lakes and splash pads. Mayor Lawlor also talks about E-scooters

If you're looking for something fun and creative to do in Burlington, the paint n pottery cafe is worth checking out. this cafe offers fun art actives for date night, or an afternoon out with the family.

K-pop made its way to Burlington over the weekend with the city's summer fun fest...showcasing a variety of activities for the community.

Its national drowning prevention week, and while most parents know its important to be hyper-vigilant any time your children are in the water... accidents can and do still happen! in fact drowning is the third leading cause of accidental death worldwide and the second leading cause among children. Vp of aquatics Melissa McGarvey of the British swim school joins to give some helpful tips and reminders

While any afternoon spent in a splash pad is usually considered a good day - this summer, Wednesday evenings are an especially fun time to cool off with the help of the Oakville fire department.

Now we have all heard about our local food banks and the services they provide here in our communities, but today it is time to spread the word about a local furniture bank! Operating for the last six years, the rotary club of Burlington north has partnered with about a dozen local social service organizations such as good Shepard and Halton women's place to provide some of their clients with the basics to furnish a dwelling.

Burlington Green has their eco-hub open at Burlington beach and has activities planned and set up that you are invited to participate in. The clean up green up is not just in the spring, but instead continues to run all summer long. Jessica Kaitting spoke with Kale Black earlier today to learn more.

A new basketball club in Halton Hills is hoping to score big by creating more opportunities for young girls in the region. Sierra Pileggi takes us to the court.