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Halton Region and Town of Milton Councillor Mike Cluett talks about an upcoming meeting on July 15, where regional councillors will discuss and vote on a mandatory masks region-wide.

Halton News tonight featuring Oakville MP Anita Anand on the Halton mask policy & businesses opening safely, Oakville North Burlington MPP Effie Triantafilopoulos on Longterm Care homes in Ontario & Oakville MPP Stephen Crawford of changes to education in the province. Plus the City of Burlington has launched a new lending program allowing you to rent sporting equipment and activities. We also have part 4 of our education series which explores learning from home and seniors are giving the extra money thefederal government gave them back to our community through the Burlington Food Bank.  

Halton News - July 14 Featuring Wellington Halton Hills MP Michael Chong on the federal deficit, Oakville North Burlington MP Pam Damoff on vaping legislation & the overrepresentation of indiginous children in family services. Also a segment with Travel expert Lorraine Simpson who tours the airport for us, and part two of our education series, with a focus on financial help students may need this year and how to access it. Those stories and more in this newscast with Jessica Kaitting, Melissa Candelaria & Nikki Wesley.  

Halton Region and Town of Milton Councillor Mike Cluett talks about an upcoming meeting on July 15, where regional councillors will discuss and vote on a mandatory masks region-wide. You can read the report here.

Double shooting in Burlington with one man dead. We now know the deceased victim to be 52 year old Pasquale Musitano of Hamilton. Jessica Kaitting also asks Burlington MP Karina Gould about Justin Trudeau and the WE Charity scandal & MPP Jane McKenna comments on the plan for this upcoming school year. Those stories and more.... we are live every weeknight at 5:30pm

Halton News Recorded July 8th featuring the proposed CN Internodal Logistics Hub in Milton & the 5 Drive-in Theatre in Oakville. 

The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada is now inviting the public and indigenous groups to comment further on the proposed CN Rail Logistics Hub in Milton. 

CN spokesperson, Jonathan Abecassis, released this statement regarding the release of the draft conditions and the public comment period being overseen by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada:

“CN’s proposed Milton Logistics Hub is a critical investment in Canada’s economy. The Project will improve the fluidity and stability of Canada’s essential supply chain by adding greater capacity to the rapidly-growing Greater Toronto Hamilton Area. It is also important trade-enabling infrastructure, providing the much needed destination capacity to match the $450M of investments made by the current government under the National Trade Corridors Fund to increase capacity at the Port of Vancouver and the Port of Prince Rupert. CN has been consulting on this project since it was first announced in March of 2015, and we are continuing to meaningfully participate in this latest step of the review process. The company is pleased to have reached the stage of the release of the draft conditions and the associated public comment period, and is actively reviewing the draft conditions and will be providing its feedback to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada.”

To submit your input, click here. To follow the process and learn more about the project, you can also go to the Halton Region's website here.