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Glen Eden opened its hills today for the first time in 2021 and with the weekend snowfall the conditions are pretty near perfect.

Milton's Donna Hart and Barry Tsuruda were avid cyclists. When Donna's health started to deplete, they discovered her heart was failing and she would need a transplant.

With winter loving Canadians unable to head into their local arenas to skate and play hockey, the Halton Regional Police Marine unit reminds the community that venturing out on natural outdoor ice is not a good idea.

Conservation Halton collects Christmas trees to help narrow local creeks back the state they would have been before unnatural interferences caused them to widen. 

All Ontario students are participating in virtual school this week as in person learning is put on temporary hold until next Monday, according to the Ontario Minister of Education Stephen Lecce. 

Milton's mayor, Gord Krantz, reflects on this four decades as mayor of the community and what he sees for the town in the next 40 years.

Now in his 16th year, Greg Pace of Pace Performance, has been raising funds to get bicycles for children who wouldn't otherwise be receiving one on Christmas through the Children's Aid Foundation of Halton.

ALL PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COLLECTING INFORMATION ABOUT THIER POPULATIONS AND REPORTING IT TO THE ONTARIO GOVERNMENT BY 2023. THE HALTON DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD WILL BE CONDUCTING A STUDENT CENSUS FOR THIS PURPOSE AND ARE HOLDING A VIRTUAL TOWN HALL THIS EVENING TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS PARENTS MIGHT HAVE.

Women in the workforce have been affected more than their male counterparts during the pandemic. Haltech Regional Innovation Centre has implemented new programming to specifically give women entreprenuers a leg up.

The Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton is making sure no one goes hungry on the weekend by serving up 350 meals in Oakville and Milton. 

It’s one thing to read about a family member who fought in the war through a history book or online. However, what if you could get a first-hand account of what they might have been like through letters? Steven Hunter has embarked on a journey to learn more about his great uncle, Brigadier James Chapell. Hunter’s journey is far from over, but by reading his great uncle’s letters, it’s certainly a start.

WWII Veteran Michael Drysdale joined the Navy in 1943 as a Radio & Radar Operator and now resides in Bracebridge.