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Bethelene Hart is a registered early childhood educator and founder of Parenting By Hart. She explains that by acknowledging the feelings of their children, parents can impart empathy onto their little ones and help build emotional intelligence in the process.

Lorenzo Pellicciotta will be hitting the road to raise funds for a good cause. Inspired by the love for his daughter, the seven week tour will take him to the four furthest places in Canada you can drive, all to raise funds for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.

With the controversial developments happening at the Millcroft Golf Course, Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward lays out the different ways residents can voice their opinions on the matter. Afterwards, the mayor also highlights what Burlingtonians can look forward to for Canada Day.

With offenders doing everything they can to hide illegal materials they possess, the Halton Regional Police Service is stepping up their game with a new ace up their sleeve. Kash, is a specialized dog whose job it is to find any hidden electronic devices officers might have otherwise missed during searches.

Parenting pundit Julie Cole joins to talk about how can parents plan to make tween summer's memorable.

Mayor of Halton Hills Ann Lawlor joins to talk about the big Halton Hills news of a Costco potentially coming to town.

Nikki Wesley headed to Aldershot high school to speak with a student who took 3rd place in the inaugural Best Buy teen tech network ai art video challenge. And he's donating his prize back to the multimedia specialist high skills major program at aldershot.

The Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar and the Oakville Lions Club hosted the annual Oakville Family Ribfest at the Sheridan college campus, Sierra Pileggi attended to experience all the sticky, smokey, barbecue goodness.

Celebrations for National Indigenous Peoples Day in Burlington were held at Central Park, where people of all background enjoyed a day of Indigenous performances and speakers.

A Hamilton favourite the burnt tongue has landed in Burlington and is ready to become your new go-to location for quick, but fancy, soups and sandwiches.  One of the owners John McManus talks about their comfort food.

Bill c-14, the bail and sentencing reform act, received royal assent on june 15. the sweeping legislation introduces over 80 targeted changes to the criminal code, the youth criminal justice act, and the national defence act aimed at making bail stricter and toughening penalties. One of the major changes is going to be the "reverse onus" rules. Milton east-Halton Hills south MP Kristina Tesser-Derksen joins to discuss the explain how bail reform changes aim to make our community safer.

Despite other students hanging up their studies for the summer one student after winning a gold medal, a challenge award and a youth can innovate award at the Canada wide science and engineering fair, is diving into development mode.