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Oakville has a long history with strawberries. In fact, it was once the strawberry capital of Canada. To celebrate this history - the first annual strawberry festival was held in downtown Oakville this past Saturday and thankfully it was not completely rained out despite the forecast...  Craig McNicoll visited the festival for all the strawberry themed fun.

From building skills on the diamond to building confidence off of it... Sierra Pileggi takes us to a softball camp designed to give girls the chance to learn, grow and dream bigger...one swing at a time.

Arthouse is a charitable organization providing free arts-based programs to youth who have little or no access to fee-related extra curricular activities. Theatre camp is arthouse's flagship program and has been going strong since 2010. Nikki Wesley went to check out this year's production on the last day of camp.

Country heritage park's Jay Rancourt joins to talk about why rain barrels have become so popular.

Keeping with police, it has been a terrible year for police officer fatalities in the line of duty.. although none of them have been Halton regional police officers, an officer is an officer no matter what region they are working in... Halton police chief Stephen J. Tanner joins to discuss the psychological impact of these losses on his force as well as the Halton hero's fund.

Mayor Marianne Meed Ward joins to give us a recap of Robert Bateman's occupation and why there's a petition to get him showcased at the national gallery of Canada.

Are you a youth aged thirteen to seventeen and want to earn volunteer hours while sharing your opinions at events? Well Kaitlin McKillop explains why the Oakville Youth Action Committee is the perfect opportunity for you!

With Bill C-17 officially taking effect today, Milton’s MPP Zee Hamid shares his opinions on the recent changes to bail and sentencing. Afterward, MPP Hamid discusses the recent funds awarded to Milton from the Housing Accelerator Fund.

Meet Gypsy and Cleo! They are the two miniature horses found at Mountsberg Conservation Area that you can groom, pet or even walk.

Sacred Archives is a collaborative book that aims to bring out voices of hope and support. All funds raised from its creation will go towards supporting Halton Women’s Place.

We might be in the middle of a heat wave but your home isn’t the only thing that needs cooling. While Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward offers some ways you can stay cool, she also discusses the possibility of a 20 megawatt data centre coming to the city.

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