Videos

If you're hitting the sand this weekend, you can do a whole lot more than just catch some rays! Burlington Green is turning beach days into green days at their local eco-hub, and they want you to dive into the action! From shoreline cleanups to discovering native wildlife, program coordinator Michelle Beltran talks about how you can join the wave of people already making a difference

This Saturday is the launch of Burlington's annual heritage week and because of that Mayor Meed Ward joins to talk about the purpose of the week and what the city has in store for this years celebration. Mayor Meed Ward also discuss the cities work to reinvigorate the historic freeman station.

There are those who can do and then those who can teach, unless you’re Erin McGean, then you can do both! The Oakville artist has taught secondary school art for two decades but hasn’t let it take away from her own creative works.

To mark National Drowning Prevention Week, the Town of Milton provided free water safety workshops and hosted the Lifesaving Societies annual Lifesaving Competition.

A look at our pet of the week from the Humane Society of Oakville, Milton & Halton.

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward provides an update on a council meeting focused on the proposed South Service Road data centre. She also outlines future discussions she plans to have with Federal, Provincial and other Municipal Governments on data centre guidelines.

Burlington MP Karina Gould recently announced that the Federal Government is investing $7.5 million into multiple companies based in the city, with the aim of pushing economic growth in the region.

Project Troubadour is an investigation into human trafficking that spanned across the GTA and began all the way back in September of 2025. It has resulted in the largest human trafficking case the Halton Regional Police Service has ever dealt with. As a result of the investigation, eight individuals have been arrested and various items seized.

Mayor Ann Lawlor joins to discuss the messes that Canadian geese are leaving behind and the effect it is having on residents trying to enjoy parks, lakes and splash pads. Mayor Lawlor also talks about E-scooters