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Oakville artist, Rafia Shafiq has been working over the last several years to help bring the traditional art form of Phulkari back to life.

It's time to start training and put your team together for the Terry Fox Marathon. The long time team at Cedar Springs Heath Club are leading the charge and have already surpassed their goal!

A small lake, in our own backyard, is one of the most significant bodies of water in the world. Extensive research at Crawford Lake shows visible signs of the impact mankind is having on the planet. That’s why it’s been chosen as one site that could define the start of a new epoch.

Burlington City Hall's first floor has had a facelift for the first time since 1985. The new improvements strive to make visiting City Hall for services a more streamlined experience.

Dribble Dreams Foundation was started by two Milton university students looking to make basketball camp accessible for children despite financial barriers.

Oakville Mayor Rob Burton was joined by Town Councillors and community members in Ward 7 to break ground on the construction of the brand new 16 Mile Community Centre & Library.

This accessible pool truly does offer something for everyone! Burlington's Mayor Marianne Meed Ward cut the ribbon at the highly anticipated ceremony which was applauded by many residents who then enjoyed all the amenities!

Goodwill Amity opened a new assisted donation centre at 2501 Guelph Line to help collect second hand goods to help stock their retail stores which support their employment services.

Risposta Bistro in Campbellville is more than just a restaurant, it's a farm to table experience where you can walk the property to see where the ingredients of your Italian dinner originated. @rispostabistro

The Town of Oakville has distributed heritage grants to maintain buildings around the town that help tell the story of Oakville's history.

Burlington's Joseph Brant Hospital has recently been designated an Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) assessment site, and has been taking extra measure to make patients comfortable, including the introduction of a brand new state of the art mammography machine. Jessica Kaitting reports:

Over 450 students from the Halton District School Board participatedin the 36th annual Special Athletes’ Track Meet at Garth Webb Secondary School in June. The event included 100 metre races, basketball, T-ball, soccer, bowling, obstacle courses, bean bag toss and additional sensory stations and providesdathletes with special needs with an opportunity to demonstrate their skills and celebrate their successes with fellow students, friends and family. Jessica Kaitting reports: