Videos

Theatre Burlington is preparing it's final show of the season, "Hurry Hard". Nikki Wesley attended a rehearsal to find out more about this show which revolves around a fierce small town Ontario rivalry.

One of the oldest road races in North America is still drawing thousands to Hamilton and Burlington every spring. This year's Around the Bay Road Race brought out first‑timers, returning runners and some very dedicated supporters despite the rain.

Pest and wildlife are always looking to get into places that we as humans deemed they're not supposed to get into... The spring season in particular can be the worst time of year. Jeff Bow from abell pest control talks about why spring seems to be peak pest season.

Many gardening enthusiasts cannot wait to get back outside working in the dirt, and while it may be a little too early for that it is not to early to create a spring planter. Horticulturalist Kris Morettie gives some tips for success while the weather still hasn't made up it's mind if it's truly spring or not.

Earlier this week, the Canadian Caribbean association of Halton and QEP older adults centre invites presented a parang event with calypso and Caribbean folk music.

The Darling Home for Kids has launched its "A Million Reasons to Smile" campaign. The goal is to raise the final $1M for their phase three expansion which has hit a snag due to inflation and rising construction costs. A few months ago we covered what their expansion would entail.

Dave Woods previews the April 15th edition of Country Nights in the city at Oakville's Moonshine cafe.  Featuring: Abby Stewart, Kasey Nugent & Haley McNeil.

Far Samji is a five time golf champion who has travelled the world as a professional golfer. Along the way she noticed that the ratio of male to female golfers was massive. So she decided to start the Smashing the Grass Ceiling Program, which is aims to help get women into the sport and give confidence to female golfers.

After Charlotte Andaloro was diagnosed with brain cancer, she decided she wanted to support others on a similar journey. After raising money for both Ronald McDonald House and United Way she started the Charlotte’s Smiles 4 Kids Project, with the goal of gifting a bag of toys and activities to every child going through cancer treatment in Ontario.