Videos

A murdered teen in Milton, a missing teen in Oakville, and a teen attacked in Burlington. Those details, plus a look at human trafficking in Halton during the pandemic and mandatory mask wearing in Halton Hills.

A major funding announcement from Minister Lisa MacLeod supporting the Burlington Sound of Music Festival, an update on mandatory mask wearing in Halton, the latest from Halton Healthcare hospitals and a Milton student earning a prestigious internship at NASA and learning about the possibilities of humans living on Mars.  

Halton News - featuring new mask policy required on transit in a couple of Halton municipalities, and not in others. We speak with Halton Police about mandatory mask enforcemebt and Milton MP Adam Van Koeverden also weighs in on the issue. Additionally we have Oakville MP Anita Anand on the PPE supply for businesses opening back up and we find out how Rotary Lakeshore's first drive-thru Ribfest event went! Those stories and more. Anchored by Jessica Kaitting with reports from both Melissa Candelaria & Nikki Wesley. 

Halton News recorded June 30th, & airing Canada Day as well, is complete with all kinds of information on what you can do this Canada Day here in Halton. Also featuring Halton Regional Police on a homocide in Milton, Milton Councillor Mike Cluett on cannabis production in the town and a tribute to Veronica Tyrrell and here many accomplishments in life and in Halton. 

Statistics Canada released the Labour Force Survey for May. The survey looks at the labour impacts Covid-19 has had on Canadians. Two key findings show men saw greater employment increase than women. We speak with Burlington MP Karina Gould to get her take on these findings.

Beth Martin was proclaimed on of Burlington's Local Heroes during the COVID pandemic for her work bringing the community together and helping to ensure people have enough to eat. 

Halton News recorded June 29th 

Nicholas Rampertab received the 2020 TD Scholarship for Community Leadership for his work teaching students with developmental disabilities robotics. The students at his high school Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary would never have had this opportunity if Rampertab had not created the club.