Videos

Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at is inviting all Halton residents to learn more about what this holy month is all about in a Virtual Ramadan event on Saturday, April 17.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on April 12 that schools will be closed for in-person learning until further notice. Melissa Candelaria spoke with Ontario Liberal Party Leader Steven Del Duca to get his reaction and what he thinks the next steps should be.

The Ontario government announced on April 7 it will be prioritizing hardest hit neighbourhoods in their Phase 2 of their vaccine distribution plan. Residents 18+ in the L9E postal code area of Milton will soon be able to get the Covid-19 shot. Milton is the only municipality in Halton that was added to the priority list so far.

Unions representing teachers and school staff are calling on the Ontario government to do more to protect their members. The Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario held a virtual press conference on April 7 to share its concerns about school safety, and the need for the immediate vaccination of education workers. You can view the full press conference here. 

For those who are 55+ select pharmacies across Halton are now offering the Astrazeneca vaccination. 

If you're craving a new Canadian comedy television series, locally created Pink is In may be just what you're looking for! 

The third lockdown was announced for the province of Ontario and the struggling small business owners of the Town of Milton are saying enough is enough! Local business owners staged a peaceful protest by walking down main street and slowing down traffic in an effort to bring more awareness to their struggle during the pandemic. Here is an extended look at their thoughts on this difficult third lockdown and how it may be the last straw.

Having a baby during a pandemic brings a host of additional complications. New mommies are having to cope while missing out on having the support of a village.

"It's not a lockdown." Milton Regional Councillor Mike Cluett shares his thoughts about Ontario's 4-week "emergency brake". The provincial government made the announcement on April 1 in response to rising Covid-19 cases. To view full details of what this "emergency brake" entails, click here.