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Formerly known as the "oakville milton humane society", the animal shelter has recently re-branded as "the humane society of oakville milton halton". They have an even bigger and more exciting change to look forward to thanks to a rather large recent donation

Last week mayor Meed Ward discussed the details on a new home buyers relief program. This program would offer a temporary two-year exemption of residential development program. However this week the relief program has been delayed, Mayor Meed Ward discusses what has changed and why the delay. Mayor Meed Ward also talks about their being no parade this year for the lakeshore music and arts festival in June.

Dr. Christopher Dicarlo discusses at the Canadian Club of Halton some of his concerns on how artificial intelligence is developing and what actions we should take.

A peek inside a local Oakville bakery that has received global praise.

If you want to adopt Spud, visit www.HSOMH.ca

Burlington Mayor, Marianne Meed Ward, provides details on the new summer music festival that is set to replace the Sound of Music Festival.

A look at the African Caribbean Council of Halton’s annual proclamation held at Burlington City Hall for Black History Month.

A look at the annual art exhibit for Community Living Oakville’s Art and Photography Program.

Milton Menace captain Graeme MacAuley joins Daniela Henriquez to discuss the final stretch of the season and the Menace’s push toward the playoffs. MacAuley shares his thoughts on leadership, the team’s mindset, and preparing for playoff hockey as the season winds down.

Burlington Cougars captain Reid Forester joins Jacob Moore to discuss the Cougars’ playoff push, finishing the regular season strong, and the lessons learned from last year’s postseason run. Forester shares his perspective on leadership, team mindset, and preparing for playoff hockey as the season winds down.

Prolonged below seasonal temperatures are not just impacting our lives it also affects pets. Some dog breeds are better suited to the cold some are not as adapted. The Humane Society of Oakville, Milton and Halton offers some advice to keep your fury friends safe.

The Oakville chamber orchestra has been entertaining the town for over 40 years. If you have yet to take in one of ther delightfully entertaining concerto's then there is no time like their next performance which promises to be a party, which includes a solo from a 14 year old pianist.