Videos

A potential COVID1 case at Waterford Retirement Residence, Ammendaments to Burlington's official plan, and hefty fines if you don't realize the difference in rule between a crosswalk vs. a crossover. Also a local pharmacist explains the differences between COVID-19, the common cold, and influenza, and hte Around the bay Road Race has had to cancel, yet again.

The Distress Centre Halton credits it's volunteers with it's success in helping record high numbers during the pandemic. 

Burlington MP Karina Gould & Wellington Halton Hills MP Michael Chong present much different reactions after yesterday's throne speech. Halton wins a prestigious award for high quality drinking water, and what Culture Days in Milton has to offer ( a lot!)

How local pharmacy's and the government are preparing for influenza season, the town of Milton looking at a 5% tax increase, and Georgetown is preparing for Santa to come to town! Plus the United Way Halton & Hamilton kick off the 2020 campaign and say the need in this unprecedented year is greater than ever. 

Milton Regional Councillor Mike Cluett and MP Adam van Koeverden kicks off Hope in High Heels to show their support for Halton Women's Place.

A shooting in Oakville, a Burlington man dead in motorsport accident, MP Van Koeverden on seniors and COVID19, the Terry Fox Run, Hope in High Heels, and how students are distancing in class. Thos and more on this edition of Halton News 

Frontline workers rallied in front of Milton MPP Parm Gill's office on Sept. 17 to speak out against Bill 195. Bill 195 replaces the Provincial State of Emergency, but extends powers the Ontario Government normally wouldn't have including spending, mobilizing forces and suspending civil liberties. Members of CUPE Ontario including CUPE Local 815 are hoping the government will repeal the bill.

Halton Women's Place is going ahead with their Hope in High Heels campaign. Instead of holding one event, you can participate virtually in your own neighbourhood all week long. Hope in High Heels 2020 runs from Sept. 21 to Sept. 26. For details, go to the Halton Women's Place website.