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The phrase “you have 18 summers” has been circulating online recently and has been frustrating parents that are already under a lot of pressure. Julie Cole explains what the phrase means and offers advice to those parents who are feeling the heat.

With trade frustrations between Canada and the US still being a hot topic, former MP Charlie Angus has been touring the country for his Meidas Canada Resistance Tour and his most recent stop was in Oakville.

The local indigenous community officially opened it's doors to our gathering lodge at the queen Elizabeth park community and cultural centre today. Earlier in the week the finishing touches were added to mocassin identifiers and final preparations were completed for the grand opening.

138 more houses have been proposed for the millcroft golf course ... right now, the course is already down to a 9-hole course, and there have been many protests for the existing development that is happening. With this new development Mayor Marianne Meed Ward joins to discuss the latest on this continuing controversial development

Recently the Oakville chamber of commerce has been ranked the second fastest growing chamber in Canada. Because of that CEO of the Oakville chamber France Fournier joins to discuss what she believes is the key to the recent growth for the chamber.

In honour of International Yoga Day the local group 100 Seeds of Joy is hosting a variety of free yoga related events all across Halton. Shivangna Kaistha provides a sneak peek of some of those upcoming events.

Various artists took to the streets of Georgetown to literally paint the town, as the Helson Gallery held one of their plein air painting challenges.

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward lays out the timeline for a massive proposed development in Aldershot. The King Rd development would see plenty of residential units and a large sports complex that potentially could bring an OHL team to Burlington!

Rob Burton recently gave the Mayors Town Economic Update during a luncheon held at the Bronte Boathouse. The mayor discussed plans to improve Bronte, tax free municipal bonds and even quashed a rumour that has been going around about his future.

With Bill C-14 (The Bail and Sentencing Reform Act) receiving royal ascent,  Halton Regional Police Chief Stephen Tanner shares both his optimism and concerns about what the new legislation will do. One key aspect in the bill is reverse onus, something that Chief Tanner helps explain.

When it comes to helping the local environment, students at Appleby College know that small actions can create big change. Consisting of native plants that benefit local pollinators, the students have established the Friendship Garden.