YourTV shares good news stories and positive community actions on the program "Quinte Cares". A new episode each Monday with repeats throughout the week, only on YourTV.
Do you have something to say? Express yourself with the 20th annual Fresh Ink Creative Writing Contest! Teens of the Niagara Region between the ages of 12 and 18 are invited to submit their creative writing poetry and short stories (limit of one entry per person). Cash prizes will be awarded to the winners -- visit www.stcatharines.library.on.ca/freshink for more contest details and to submit an entry. Submissions due June 30, 2020.
Calling all youth 6-25 years old....it’s time for our 8th annual poster contest for #mentalhealthweek May 4-10! It’s time to get your creative juices flowing and show us what you’ve got!
email shannon.bishop@ckcs.on.ca
The HEN have been featured in several of our YourTV "Halton News" stories.
The Oakville Community Foundation believes that the future strength and prosperity of the community starts with long-term investments made today.
YourTV features a weekly program hosted by the Mayor of Oakville, Rob Burton, titled "Oakville Matters", where City Staff discuss current municipal issues facing the town. The Town is also featured in several news stories on "Halton News" throughout the year.
YourTV and Conservation Halton have partnered in the past to produce PSA’s highlighting our local conservation areas, as well as have provided coverage on our "Halton News" program. Currently, a new series is being produced in partnership with CA titled "Halton's Great Outdoors". Watch for it soon on our channel!
The Burlington Foundation takes the guesswork out of giving. Since 1999, individuals, agencies and corporate donars have chosen the Foundation to connect their charitable gifts to thousands of community members.
YourTV has been a sponsor of some of the Carpenter Hospice fundraising events, as well as support the organization through the airing of their latest fundraising PSA campaign and various other coverage opportunities on the channel.
The AGB and their changing exhibits have been featured a number of times on our "Halton News" program.
