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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

Thanks to celebrities like Avril Lavigne and Shania Twain most people have Lyme disease on their radar and know that it stems from ticks, but for some reason, it seems that this year there are more tick warnings that ever before. So is it just the media capitalizing on these celebrities stories or is there actually more risk out there? Jason Agnew spoke with Dr. Patrick Galange, the Associate Director of Health for Halton Region and asked if 2025 has indeed brought about an increased risk of ticks.

From a local farm to your fingertips, we'll learn about sea buckthorn and aronia berries, two lesser known super fruits that are locally grown and available right here in Halton! Jessica Kaitting was at Milton Meadow Berries to learn more about these tiny berries with big health benefits.

There's still time to catch one more fire engine splash event this month. The annual Summer Splash series has been cooling down Oakville residents all summer and it's more than just fun in the sun. YourTV's Devan Murugan takes us to Neyagawa Park, where fire hoses, ice cream, and safety tips came together for a perfect summer night.

In Oakville, the sounds of drums, art and storytelling came together to honour freedom and heritage. The annual Emancipation Day picnic brought history to life, from African rhythms to voices of the next generation, Devan Murugan reports.

New funding will help an important program continue for another year. "Nature Stewards" connects seniors in a Georgetown retirement home with the environment in several ways. Conservation Halton partners with them to deliver those options.