Videos

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

With distraction style thefts on the rise in Halton, Police Chief Stephen Tanner highlights what residents should be on the look out for. 

Interviewed by Jason Agnew.

From September 25th till October 10th you can catch Burlington Theatres' rendition of Icemen. Set during the great depression, the play follows two icemen near Barrie, who take matters into their own hands when their livelihoods are threatened.

Reported by Nikki Wesley.

Hazel Webb of Burlington was concerned about the housing crisis and wanted to help. She decided that despite the daunting process, she wanted to add a modular home to her property. She shares how that process went.

Reported by Craig McNicoll.

At John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport various teams came together to pull a 200,000 lb aircraft! The goal of this monumental feat was to raise funds for United Way Golden Horseshoe.

Reported by Devan Murugan.

There is an online petition to get artist, and Burlington community centre namesake, Robert Bateman's work to be displayed in the national gallery of Canada.... and the deadline for signatures is quickly approaching. Susan Stern who is the petiton initiator joins to talk about what the petition aims to accomplish and the influence of Robert Bateman.

For so many Canadians, the Terry Fox run is deeply personal, with generations of families coming together to honour those who have fought & those who are still battling cancer. That emotional connection was on full display yesterday morning at the Oakville Terry Fox run, where hundreds of local residents gathered in Coronation park to keep the marathon of hope alive. The stories begin with a couple of young participants sharing exactly who has inspired them to start a brand new team

The Burlington Men's Shed is a group dedicated to helping each other and the community. This election season, the group organized Burlington's first mayoral debate of the season. The debate took place late last week, and Craig Mcnicoll was there.

Every year the Halton suicide prevention coalition creates a new 'garden of hope'. These gardens feature rocks painted with positive uplifting messages for anyone who needs support and encouragement. There are currently two garden's of hope in Oakville, one in Milton, one in Georgetown, and now a new one in Acton.