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In this episode join Seth Ferguson as he welcomes guests from across the Real Estate industry, right here on Real Estate Simplified to talk about how the Real Estate industry has been affected by Covid 19. This weeks guests are Sarah Larbi and Ryan Carson.

First Response Environmental has set up shop outside Joseph Brant Hospital in Burlington to decontaminate the vehicles of healthcare workers.

Nutram Pet Products is preparing to donate funds to 10 different registered animal shelters or rescues in Canada. However, they are hoping that you can help them decide by voting for the shelter you feel is deserving. For details, click here.

Food for Life, in partnership with NUVO Network, have launched the Good Soup Project to help the most vulnerable across Halton. 

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Canada will launch their Virtual Ramadan on Saturday, April 25. We spoke with Maqbool Sheikh to share the details. 

Mountainview Residence in Georgetown has 63 confirmed C0VID-19 patients and has suffered 10 deaths. Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette comments on that, 0akville MP Anita Anand speaks to the procurement of PPE locally, & Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed speaks with Dr. Dale Kalina, Medical Director of Infection, Prevention and Control at Joseph Brant Hospital re; C0VID-19 cases. Also: Virtual Ramadan in Milton, Food For Life's Good Soup Project, and it's National Infertility Awareness Week. A Burlington resident share her story and a Milton Clinic offers their services at a discounted price. Halton News is live every weeknight at 5:30pm.

Featuring Milton Mayor Gord Krantz, Oakville MPP Stephen Crawford, Milton MP Adam Van Koeverden, Oakville Mayor Rob Burton, & Oakville Regional & Town Councillor Sean O'Meara. Plus Sheridan College Theatre Students & the Burlington Food Bank. Topics include: Local C0VID-19 info, grants for local charities, the Wyecroft bridge project, infrastructure for economic recovery, and the new patient beds for Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital.

Hundreds of residents across Halton are having a hard time make ends meet, especially as we continue with physical distancing restrictions and so many are out of work. Front Line Outreach, in partnership with Food For Life, is continuing their efforts to make sure families have food on the table. 

Halton News featuring Oakville North-Burlington MP Pam Damoff, Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott, and Oakville MPP Stephen Crawford. Plus a local Oakville psychiatrist addresses COVID-19 grief, and we check in with Food for Life and Carpenter Hospice.

Dr. David R. Williams will soon see his name etched on the building on a new public school in Oakville. Melissa Candelaria spoke with him on April, 19 to discuss the school and what he hopes for its future.