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Halton Hills Mayor Ann Lawlor discusses the town's plan to increase housing density while trying to keep the small town vibe. She also talks about her current plans regarding the municipal election later this year.

The Joseph Brant Museum is debuting the Eat Make Share: A Taste of Immigration exhibit. The exhibit, which has been created by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, highlights Canadian food history ranging from Indigenous food to foods from various immigrant communities.

The Oakville Milton and District Real Estate Board recently held their symposium and local business trade show at the Oakville Conference Centre.

The Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie fundraiser has returned. In Burlington, the funds raised will go towards the Burlington Food Bank, who are facing higher client volumes and increases to the cost of food.

Patrice Dutil, an author and professor at Toronto Metropolitan University, recently spoke at the Canadian Club of Halton about Canada’s first Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald. Dutil specifically cites the year of 1885 as a significant one for the Prime Minister.

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward explains the city's new eCheck online tool for development applications. The tool uses AI to give information regarding applications in seconds compared to waiting weeks for a response. The Mayor also goes over the updates to the Community Engagement Charter, which aims to be more inclusive.

This Saturday in Milton not only will we give you a reason to get outside but it will also be 100% guilt free because it's for a good cause that benefits the space around you... yes, the annual good neighbours day is taking place in Milton on Saturday May 2nd... Organizer Alex Wellstead gives a refresh on the event details

Dozens gathered curb side in Halton Hills this morning, as Halton MPP Joseph Racinsky and Jeff Renaud, the CEO of Bennett village, shared that the large field behind them will soon be developed in order to support an important and ongoing community need.

A Toronto mother's last known night out. A Burlington home with a hidden drug lab. And a phone signal that goes dark at a rural crossroads. Here is a retrace of her final known hours.

For 20 years, capstone music has been teaching music enthusiasts of all ages, with an emphasis on playing and having fun.

From a distance, it's just another pretty shoreline. up close, it's a tally of what we toss, what we tolerate, and what some people decide to help fix. for earth day a group of volunteers are going to work cleaning up a local beach for they community.

It's Halton learning foundation month, and today Hlf's CEO Marc Clare took to the streets on 2 wheels for his 3rd annual tour de Halton. The goal is to raise funds to support students facing financial barriers across the Halton District School Board