Videos

Conservation Halton is not happy the Ontario Government has passed Bill 229. In particular, section 6 which makes amendments to the Conservation Authorities Act that they believe limits their powers to protect the community and the environment. We spoke with president and CEO Hassaan Basit on this issue.

Vaccine safety with Dr. Dale Kalina, the Director of Infection Prevention & Control at Joseph Brant Hospital, Burlington's Mayor Marianne Meed Ward on Brock University coming to the city, and the latest from the Oakville Blades and how they are coping with their season delay. Plus Halton Gives, a local chapter of Giving Tuesday and the results from 2020 Ontario Feeds. 

Special guest Kwame Jackson discusses appearing on Donald Trump’s “The Apprentice”, the importance Historically Black Colleges, and Why Youth Leadership Matters.

Burlington's Mayor Marianne Meed Ward on the COVID19 numbers here in Halton & the potential of people from lockdown areas visiting Halton, Oakville's Burton on the construction completion downtown Oakville & the new wider beautified streetscape, and the residents in Oakville supporting their beloved Moonshine Cafe during these difficult times, plus MP Adam Van Koeverden on the Provincially proposed ammendment to the Conservation Act that Conservation Halton is fighting against. 

Where people in Halton are contracting COVID19 & how concerned the Province is about our numbers, plus we interview the owner of Eddio's in Milton about how they will survive the red zone and/or a lockdown and how difficult these restrictions are on the restaurant industry. We also speak with a local 24 woman about ulcerative colitis during inflamatory bowel disease month. 

An outbreak declared at Joseph Brant Hospital, how Carrigan Arms, a local restaurant, is coping with the latest COVID19 restrictions, and Halton Hills Public Libary offering their space to provide virtual court sessions. Thos stories plus Halton Region's Medical officer of Health and the Associate Medical Office of heath address resident with the latest coronavirus advice. 

Melissa Candelaria had the opportunity to chat with OLP leader Steven Del Duca, on Nov. 18, to discuss his thoughts on how the Ontario government has handled the Covid-19 pandemic in Halton and across the province. Topics discussed include testing, the new framework, potential lockdown, schools, how women have been affected, frontline workers, seniors and long-term care.