Videos

If you're looking for fresh local produce you may want to head up to north Burlington this weekend and visit the folks at Ryan's market gardens. Ryan himself talks about how the road side stand has become a weekend destination for many in the community.

Eset's cyber security expert Tony Anscombe joins to talk about why back to school and cyber security go hand in hand.

The leaves are changing colour, but the sun's still shining strong... the sunflower project by suite 360 culminated in a beautiful sunflower tea on a gorgeous day, with a reminder for all to enjoy life's blessings, as well as the family, friends and community around us that help to keep our lives abundant in so many ways

The honourable Zee Hamid, provincial minister of tourism, culture and gaming made a funding announcement in Oakville that will help to restore a historic community hub that's been around since 1845. Nikki Wesley has the Ontario trillium grant details.

Minister Stephen Crawford lays out the ever evolving online threats facing both Ontario and Canada. The Oakville MPP later discusses the youth council that he organizes. If you think you might be interested in joining, visit https://stephencrawfordmpp.ca/mpp-crawfords-youth-council/ for details.

Interviewed by Jason Agnew.

Does giving back to both the community and nature sound of interest? If so, Willow Park Ecology Centre in Halton Hills has the perfect opportunity for you! Every Thursday from spring to fall they run their Take Action Thursdays program, where volunteers can learn how to help maintain the area's unique habitat.  

Reported by Craig McNicoll.

The Canadian Club of Halton recently hosted Bhavan Sodhi, a Special Advisor for Innocence Canada. Innocence Canada is a nonprofit whose goal it is to help those who have been imprisoned under wrongful convictions, as well as advocate for systematic improvements to the judicial system. 

Reported by Jessica Kaitting.

If you've got a pile of paperwork sitting around that you just can't seem to get rid of...this event might be just up your alley. The shred fundraiser was back in Halton giving residents a chance to safely clear out some clutter - and protect their personal information while they're at it. Sierra Pileggi has the details

Charter-ability is a non-profit that provides boat tours free of charge to people of all ages with physical limitations who otherwise wouldn't have the opportunity. Every year they take several thousand guests out on sixteen mile creek for an experience they might never have otherwise. this past weekend they kicked off spooky season with their creepy creek cruises. Nikki Wesley explains the annual tradition was all inspired by one eerily enthusiastic volunteer.