Videos

When handling the estate of a loved one who has passed away in many instances tensions can arise between relatives, however that doesn’t always have to be the case. Andrew Brown of Brown Lawyers explains their estate planning program known as Coda, which aims to bring everything together. 

Interviewed by Jason Agnew.

Tired of that usual cup of Joe and looking for a unique cultural experience? Founder of Mai Càphê, Deanna Mai, has exactly what you’re looking for. Having opened this summer in downtown Burlington, this local shop offers a place to relax, a chance to try Vietnamese coffee and many other culinary delights!

Reported by Jessica Kaitting.

Since 1967 the Centre For Diverse Learners has been helping neurodiverse students aged five to nineteen with subjects like literacy, math and social skills. Their work has been so important that last year they won the Burlington Chamber of Commerce’s Not For Profit Award. 

Reported by Nikki Wesley.

Shelton Martins, an organizer from Dwell Well Halton, previews what you and the family can look forward to at the upcoming Holistic Wellness Festival in Burlington. 

Interviewed by Jason Agnew.

Indwell, an affordable housing charity, has applied for funding from the Federal Government to build an affordable and supportive housing structure in Burlington. Mayor Marianne Meed Ward discusses the importance that this new building will bring. Later on the Mayor also talks about the recent announcement of Temple Canada building a new manufacturing facility in the city. 

Interviewed by Jason Agnew.

Camp Blaze recently returned to the Oakville Fire Training Facility, allowing a group of young women to get a taste of what it takes to be a firefighter. 

Reported by Nikki Wesley.

Mayor Rob Burton joins to discuss his recent comments in a newsletter about a potential data centre development in Oakville.

Things were getting pretty sweet in Burlington over the weekend as butter tart lovers came together to celebrate one of Ontario's favourite treats.

It may only be the beginning of August but the organization Links2care is already looking ahead to September and wants to ensure every child in Halton Hills goes back to school with all the materials they need to be a success... hence their back pack program. Jason Agnew spoke with Links2care CEO Lisa Braiding to for details.