Videos

Managing a Virtual Film Festival Join Chair of the Board Tim Caddigan as he discusses the upcoming OFFA Online Film Festival with: Alita Rose Madeira, Host of the Oakville Festivals of Film & Art Sean Cisterna, Director of From The Vine Gloria Kim, Director of Queen of the Morning Calm The OFFA Online Film Festival takes place June 17 to June 20, 2020. Both films From The Vine and Queen of the Morning Calm will be shown.

A look at some of the not-for-profits in our community who are adapting to a new reality under COVID-19 and learn how to support them. Food For Life, Halton Women's Place, Halton Learning Foundation, Distress Centre Halton

A 60 year old woman was struck and killed by a transport truck hauling pigs during a animal rights protest in front of the Fearman's Pork Inc processing plant. 

The Give to Live Furniture Project is helping refugee families and women moving out of shelters to furnish their first homes through public donations of furniture. 

Goodwill would have had their 85th Anniversary gala on June 16th. Instead they are celebrating how they pivoted their services during the pandemic to help feed community members in need and continue to help find people employment.

The Oakville Film Festival and Halton Environmental Network present Caring for Our Climate a 3 hour screening feature films and local short films all about environmental issues.It also features films by the high school winners of last year's Halton Green Screens Festival.  

Burlington's Trevor Poczynek created a Facebook group to inform the public of what restaurants were offering curb side pick up and who had added delivery after dining rooms were closed. The group has been a huge success and currently has more than 12,000 members giving recommendations to each other and helping to highlight local gems.

Cst. Marc Taraso explains Project Noisemaker andwhat have an excessively loud vehicle will cost you!

Oakville North-Burlington MP Pam Damoff invites you to join her and Jesse Thistle next week for Indigenous reads, but you need to get your copy of the book first! Watch for more details:

Suffering from what you think might be allergy symptoms, but aren't sure if maybe it's actually COVID-19? Ziad Dinno is asked questions surrounding this topic almost hourly as a pharmacist at Pharmasave in Dundas & Neyagawa Medical Centre. This is his response:

Oakville MPP Stephen Crawford addresses why Halton is not moving into Stage 2 on friday, as many other parts of the province are.

Current affairs discussion: Guests: MP, Pam Damoff and Richard Weima, The Oakville, Milton and District Real Estate Board.