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Minister Rob Flack was in Milton to present the town with a check for 8.4 million dollars for going above and beyond there target for homes built for the building faster program

Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Joseph Racinsky joins to give update on what he's working on this summer with the ontario legislature will not resume sitting until october 27th. MPP Racinsky also talks about pet projects he wants to accomplish for his community.

Dave Woods previews the July 15th edition of country nights in the city at Oakville's Moonshine cafe.

Along with the recent changes to bail reform, Bill C-16 the Protecting Victims Act, recently received royal assent. The MP for Milton East-Halton Hills South and former family lawyer, Kristina Tesser Derksen, explains what the act is and what it aims to accomplish.

With more Canadians being diagnosed with dementia, many people have questions and concerns related to a possible diagnosis. As part of the Live Longer Series, a seminar on dementia was recently held at the Sherwood Branch of the Milton Public Library, to answer those exact questions.

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

Looking for a little magic this summer? The Royal Botanical Gardens has you covered! Their annual Enchanted Garden event is returning to the Rock Garden, where the grounds will be transformed into a magical world perfect for gnomes, wizards and fairies.

The Mayor of Burlington Marianne Meed Ward provides details on a proposed six tower community development around the Aldershot GO Station and what she feels is important to making it a success. Later on, the mayor discusses what the city is doing to help combat traffic congestion.

Mayor Rob Burton joins to talk about how the annual bronte park Canada day celebration went and Mayor burton also talks the new strategic plan for Oakville museum.

Halton is beefing up its police services in the north. The new 1 district facility is getting ready to open to the public on Steeles avenue near Hornby road. Reporter D Glazebrook dropped by for the ceremonial opening.

Bethelene Hart is a registered early childhood educator and founder of Parenting By Hart. She explains that by acknowledging the feelings of their children, parents can impart empathy onto their little ones and help build emotional intelligence in the process.

Lorenzo Pellicciotta will be hitting the road to raise funds for a good cause. Inspired by the love for his daughter, the seven week tour will take him to the four furthest places in Canada you can drive, all to raise funds for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.