Videos

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

Eating your greens can be anything but boring. and to prove that, lettuce take you to last weekends vegfest at Burlington's Spencer Smith park...Where Sierra Pileggi gets to the root of what makes veganism so popular.

The potential for data centres to be erected across Halton continues to be an issue facing city council. In Jason Agnew's monthly update with Mayor Gord Krantz, he presented Milton's point of view.

The crime stoppers of Halton held their second annual family car show over the weekend. There were incredible vehicles on display, but also great information about crime prevention.

From downsizing to staying healthy, financially secure, and connected, a local empowered seniors speaker series tackles a new topic every month. This month's session offered practical advice and considerations as seniors contemplate downsizing their housing.

If you're looking for a new culinary experience why not head to Hungary for a traditional baked delight? or if you'd rather stay local head downtown Burlington where a new store has just opened their doors. Nikki Wesley headed down to check it out.

Bingeman's camping resort is in the Kitchener area and they want to ensure that when you go camping you're properly prepared... Jason Agnew spoke with general manager Michelle Playfair, but before they got into camping trips and tips, he asked her to give the lowdown on what Bingeman's has to offer.

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

Dave Woods previews the August 19th edition of Country Nights in the City at Oakville’s Moonshine Cafe. Featured artists include Sydney Mae, Rich Cloke and Riley Wheater.

Interviewed by Jason Agnew.

When handling the estate of a loved one who has passed away in many instances tensions can arise between relatives, however that doesn’t always have to be the case. Andrew Brown of Brown Lawyers explains their estate planning program known as Coda, which aims to bring everything together. 

Interviewed by Jason Agnew.

Tired of that usual cup of Joe and looking for a unique cultural experience? Founder of Mai Càphê, Deanna Mai, has exactly what you’re looking for. Having opened this summer in downtown Burlington, this local shop offers a place to relax, a chance to try Vietnamese coffee and many other culinary delights!

Reported by Jessica Kaitting.

Since 1967 the Centre For Diverse Learners has been helping neurodiverse students aged five to nineteen with subjects like literacy, math and social skills. Their work has been so important that last year they won the Burlington Chamber of Commerce’s Not For Profit Award. 

Reported by Nikki Wesley.