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Chair of the Ontario Big City Mayors and Mayor of Burlington Marianne Meed Ward gives her opinions on the “Better Regional Governance Act” being tabled by the Provincial Government, which would change regional chairs from being elected to appointed and give said chairs “strong powers”. The Mayor later discusses the city's hiring of a consultant in order to help allocate the use of recreational facilities.

The Mayor of Halton Hills, Ann Lawlor, recounts some of the history around the Nashville North building and lays out some of the hiccups in the plan for the building's conversion into a conference centre.

A preview of the Burloak Theatre Group’s upcoming performance of Rock of Ages. The jukebox musical is set in Hollywood during the 80s, where a group of friends band together to save their local bar from being demolished.

A look at the first edition of the Runway for Resilience Fashion Show held at the Pearle Hotel & Spa in downtown Burlington. The fashion show showcased local boutiques while also raising nearly $90K for Halton Women's Place, the only women’s shelter in the Halton Region.

Today the Mayor of Milton Gord Krantz has announced his intentions to run for the 2026 Municipal Election. Being first elected back in 1980 and having 14 successful mayoral election wins, Mayor Krantz gives insight into why the residents of Milton should vote for him.

Whether we like it or not, death is a part of life... so we might as well be ready for it and help out those that we leave behind, and that means properly preparing an estate. Lawyer Latania Dyer from sway law talks about the preparation of one's estate, and answers one of the most common questions she gets, why does a person need a will?

When you think of pride events, you might picture teenagers and twenty-somethings in rainbow gear. But in Halton, organizers are making sure older queer residents are part of the picture too.

As businesses of all sizes continue to find their way through the combination of tariffs and slow economic conditions, the Ontario government believes some new measures could help. Those measures are specifically aimed at small business and were included in the recent budget. Last week, a well-known restaurant and shop in Glen Williams, and the local m.p.p. Hosted the associate minister of small business who reiterated those budget highlights.

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