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The sober curious movement took hold in 2018 and it has gained more and more popularity with all generations. It's a shift in the way younger and now older generations are thinking about consuming alcohol. With post secondary students preparing to head back to campus, Nikki Wesley went to find out more about the non-alcoholic options available.

There was plenty of tail-wagging in Oakville this weekend, as pups lined up for a wash in support of a good cause. Devan Murugan finds out more.

Oakville Mayor Rob Burton tells us about a few million dollars heading Oakville's way from the province of Ontario.

As interest in animal welfare grows, so has Burlington's annual Vegfest, which this year moved from Burloak Park to Spencer Smith, videographer Craig McNicoll has more.

While some businesses in Halton struggle with the current state of the economy, caused by tariffs, others are pivoting to find the benefits. Ontario's Finance Minister spoke to them all at a recent meeting of the Halton Hills and Milton Chambers of Commerce – providing some historical context on previous occasions when the United States has gone down this road and the steps government officials are taking to mitigate the harm.

The Burlington Bayhawks had their final homegame of the 2025 season over the weekend at Corpus Christi and Pierce Lang has the highlights.

It's not your typical summer camp... instead of campfires and marshmallows, these kids are learning to put the flames out, literally! at Blaze Fire Academy young trainees suit up, grab a hose and get first-hand experience about what it really takes to be a firefighter. Jessica Kaitting spoke with Oakville's deputy fire chief at the training campus for emergency excellence

They ran for glory. now, they're learning to live for something else. At one farm, retired racehorses are finding purpose--and families--far from the finish line. D Glazebrook brings us the story.

As mentioned on yesterday's show Burlington has joined Oakville and Milton to put a burn-ban in place for residents... and just because there's been a little bit of rain doesn't mean that it's over. That's where Jason Agnew started this week's chat with Burlington mayor Marianne Meed Ward