Author Archives: Cameron Wilkinson

Stolen vehicles from the Waterloo Region were found in shipping containers in Georgetown and Milton. Throughout 2023, several vehicles were stolen from a business in the area of Weber Street North and...

Friday, February 2nd is Groundhog Day! More locally, we'll wait and see what Wiarton Willie has to say regarding the future of our weather; but, how great are these groundhogs at their prognostication...

That weekend has my attention... Here is your Milton forecast for the rest of this week and this weekend, per Environment Canada: Date Detailed Forecast Today Cloudy with 40 percent chance of showers ...

The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) has seized a handgun gun and counterfeit cash after a traffic stop in Oakville. On Wednesday, January 31st, at roughly 2:30 a.m., officers conducted a traffic...

The Milton Menace will start February off with a match-up against the Leamington Flyers. This will be the fourth game this OJHL season between the two teams. It's been fairly even so far, with both te...

A Georgetown man has been arrested in a human trafficking investigation. In January 2024, Peel Regional Police Service officers began an investigation relating to victims involved in the sex trade. It...

A North York man has been arrested following an investigation into a series of break and enter crimes in Oakville. Between Friday, January 5th and Saturday, January 13th, there were 14 early evening b...

Do you collect anything? A Saskatchewan family reportedly has what is being called a 'holy grail' of hockey cards. They have a large case of unopened O-Pee-Chee brand cards from 1979, and could potent...

A bit of pink this morning. Here is your Milton forecast for the rest of this week, per Environment Canada: Date Detailed Forecast Today Cloudy. Wind becoming southwest 20 km/h this afternoon. High pl...

The Coldest Night of the Year in Milton is almost here. Milton Transitional Housing (MTH) is hosting the family-friendly event next month, and will ask participants to walk in support of local chariti...