Author Archives: Cameron Wilkinson

Happy Friday! Here is your Milton forecast for this weekend and the start of next week, per Environment Canada: Date Detailed Forecast Today Rain showers. Rain showers or a few flurries early this mor...

The Milton Public Library (MPL) is celebrating local creativity and community connection with the official launch of its Seniors Visual Arts Exhibition. The exhibition is the result of MPL's year-long...

Looking for a fun and meaningful way to celebrate Easter? St. Paul's United Church, in partnership with the Salvation Army Khi Community Youth Program, is hosting Easter Messy Church 2025! This family...

A young driver is facing serious penalties after being caught speeding more than twice the limit in Milton. Halton Police say the G2-licensed driver was clocked at 126 km/h in a posted 60 zone. Police...

We got a nice sunrise this morning! Here is your Milton forecast for the rest of this week and this weekend, per Environment Canada: Date Detailed Forecast Today Cloudy. 60 percent chance of flurries ...

UPDATE The North Halton Girls Hockey Association (NHGHA) has been named one of five Regional Winners in the 2025 Kruger Big Assist program. Their goal is to remove barriers and make hockey more access...

Three suspects have been arrested by the Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) following a pair of robberies. On Saturday, April 5th, at 4:15 p.m., four males dressed in black and wearing masks entere...

The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) has made an arrest after the attempted robbery of a jewelry store located in Burlington Centre Mall. On Monday April 7th, at roughly 4:40 p.m., four male susp...

Halton Hills is getting ready to celebrate Earth Week 2025 with a full lineup of activities aimed at protecting the environment and building a greener future. Running from Tuesday, April 22nd to Tuesd...

Milton teens will have a chance to turn garbage into glamour at a special Earth Day event hosted by the Milton Public Library (MPL). The library's Main Branch is inviting local youth ages 11 to 17 to ...