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Canadian olympic legend Clara Hughes is adding a new chapter to her story with the release of her latest book titled "learning to breathe: a memoir". Now, she's hitting the road on a book tour, making a stop in Burlington over the weekend. She shares her personal experience with menopause in hoping that her story will help other women better understand their own journeys.

The Canadian club of Halton recently welcomed a powerful voice in healthcare reform for their latest dinner-speaker event. Registered nurse, author, and speaker Amie Archibald-Varley took the stage to share her insights on systemic change. Aime talks about her massively successful chart topping podcast that has completely taken the airwaves by storm

The municipal election takes place this Monday.... so each day we're going to be previewing each of the municipalities that we cover... today we head to North Halton for a look at Halton Hills, and three candidates vying for mayor.

How does time spent in nature impact our overall well-being? Particularly, our mental health. That's where a professor of psychology has focused his research and pioneered a field of study called "environmental neuroscience". Dr. Marc Berman shared some of the findings of his research with an eager crowd as part of the "bruce trail talks" series.

The municipal election takes place this upcoming Monday.... so each day this week here on Halton news we're going to be previewing each of of the municipalities that we cover... today we start with a look at the five candidates vying for mayor of Burlington.

Halloween is creeping up, and Mountsberg conservation centre is getting into the spirit. but this Skelebration has more than just spooky fun up its sleeve.

Burlington based mortgage agent Jenny Tate joins to talk about mortgage rates and how the last five yeas have affected them.

Halton police strive to be a very innovative police service, and now, at the one year anniversary of successfully integrating Sara ai's  "non-emergency call handling" - the HRPS are proud to announce that they are the first canadian agency to partner with govworks to provide another form of responsible ai to assist in their recruitment training and quality assurance programs in the 911 communications bureau. Jessica Kaitting spoke with 911 communications manager Brian Dodd to learn more

Art Canada institute recently announced the winners of its sixth annual Canadian art inspiration student challenge. A competition that invites young artists from coast to coast to coast to create a work that responds to the question  "what does your Canada look like?" A local Oakville student made the list and his work will be displayed from October 29 to November first at art Toronto. Nikki Wesley spoke with the secondary student to find out about his artistic beginnings.