Videos

Camp Molly is a once in a lifetime opportunity, open to residents in Halton who are between 15-18, identify as female, and are interested in exploring a career in the fire service. 

20 Year old Milena juggles earning a degree with starting her own business.

Stride helps people struggling with mental health or addictions find and keep employment. They have continued to support the community throughout the pandemic.

Halo movement retreat will be hosting a charity event to raise funds for Oakville Meals on Wheels on May 2nd.

For those who are 55+ select pharmacies across Halton are now offering the Astrazeneca vaccination. 

If you're craving a new Canadian comedy television series, locally created Pink is In may be just what you're looking for! 

The Habitat for Humanity Restore innovated their sales over the last lockdown and managed to have the best month in sales that they've had in 20 years! 

Halton Healthcare recently started a new pilot project at the Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital called BlindSquare. An innovative phone app and wayfinding system that will help people with vision loss to navigate the hospital. 

The Burlington Fire Department recently started using the What Three Words app to help firefighters locate people in distress faster. 

Having a baby during a pandemic brings a host of additional complications. New mommies are having to cope while missing out on having the support of a village.

On the anniversary of the first pandemic lockdown Julie Neal shares what's been hardest for her over the past year as an elementary school teacher.

An Oakville Mother/Daughter team have used their time at home to create a subscription box service for tween and teen girls.