Videos

Media coverage of the COVID-19 crisis can be overwhelming. Tips for navigating the media.Guest: Media Strategist, Christy A Laverty

Have you ever wondered how your sleep might affect your worries? Are you having troubles falling asleep, are you getting enough sleep and do you know what to do to better support your sleep? Join host Laurel Crossley and Alanna McGinn, Sleep Expert as they chit chat about all things sleep!

Dr. David R. Williams gives us a recap of the Space Station launch that occurred on Saturday, May 30. NASA, in partnership with SpaceX, sent two astronauts to the International Space Station for the first time in 10 years. Dr. Williams talks about what to except as the mission unfolds and its goals for future exploration to the moon. (Video Courtesy of: NASA)

Halton Healthcare has three testing centres in Milton, Oakville and Georgetown. The process is simple and safe. For more details on how you can get tested, go to their website. 

#TheIssue discusses how businesses can navigate that COVID-19, closures and government assistance. Guests: Julia Hanna (Ritorno Restaurant owner) and Drew Redden (Oakville Chamber of Commerce President).  Recorded April 7, 2020.

Mayor Rob Burton, Councillor Pavan Parmar and Councillor Beth Robertson answer common questions from residents during the COVID-19 emergency

#TheIssue discusses how students have had to adapt during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Oakville Chamber is hosting a conversation on the roadmap to recovery with Dean Stoneley, President and CEO of Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited as part of their CONVERSATIONS Series.

The Oakville Chamber is hosting a COVID Conversation with Trevin S. Stratton, Ph.D., the Chief Economist and Vice President, Policy, at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.

Oakville resident and retired astronaut Dr. David R. Williams talks about the historical significance of the upcoming Space Station Launch on Saturday, May 30. Originally scheduled for Wednesday, May 27, the launch was postponed due to unfavourable weather conditions. on Saturday, NASA in partnership with SpaceX will send two astronauts to the International Space Station for the first time in a decade. You can watch the launch on NASA Television or on their website. Coverage will start at 11am with the actual launch scheduled for 3:22pm EDT. (Video and Photo Courtesy of: NASA)