Videos

Sue Murray has volunteered with numerous groups and initiatives over the last forty years, including the aquatics program at the Burlington YMCA. Last week she was virtually awarded a June Callwood Outstanding Achievement Award for Voluntarism

Host Richard Pinnock invites the Honourable Jean Augustine - this year's recipient of the Maclean's Lifetime Achievement Award - to discuss why Black History Matters.

Embrace Health Foundation is a Federal Charity based in Oakville. It's mission is "To foster the legacy of change and build caring and empathy into the embrace of society."

Halton Region Paramedic Services have been running Covid-19 vaccination clinics in Long Term Care facilities and retirement residences since January 11th.

Judge and Jury bartender Dale Murphy hasn't poured a pint since before Christmas but he's keeping a positive outlook as the pub launches a gluten free menu to bring in new customers.

When Ryan Bouchard couldn't return to professional soccer he pivoted to coaching others improve their game. He started a new business in the middle of the pandemic, Optimal Soccer Training.

St. Luke's Anglican Church and Community Centre has started a Socializing Seniors Food Delivery Service that will bring packages of fresh groceries to seniors' homes in Oakville. The program runs every Thursday until the end of March 2021.  For more information go to www.stlukepalermo.ca

Councillor Paul Sharman explains the hurdles to creating more parks in Burlington and how council is trying to overcome them. 

Community Living Burlington has been creating a web newscast helping to create a larger audience for their voices and stories.

The Government of Canada has given CN Rail approval to move ahead in with a CN Intermodal facility in Milton, which has left local politicians disappointed. However, this approval does come with conditions CN Rail must comply with in order to move ahead with the Logistics Hub. For the full report, click here. For updated and accurate information on the proposal, you can go to Halton Region's website. You can also go to CN Rail's website for information on the project. 

CN Rail released this statement on the decision: "CN is pleased with the Federal Government’s decision to approve the Milton Logistics Hub, following an extensive environmental review including an independent joint Review Panel. The Project has been approved with a broad set of conditions designed to protect the community and the environment. The Milton Logistics Hub is a much-needed addition to the Canadian supply chain to meet the growing demand goods into the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area, and can play a key part in Canada’s economic recovery and efforts to reduce GHG emissions. We would like to thank all three levels of government, Indigenous communities and their leaders, customers, members of the community, business groups, and stakeholders who took the time to participate in the review process and provide comments on this Project. CN is committed to continued engagement with communities and interested parties as we move forward with the project."

Kendall Cooper was the first woman, athlete and young person to be recognized with a Burlington Key to the City.