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The Milton Legion Branch has provided an update on its annual poppy campaign. The poppy campaign is held every year ahead of Remembrance Day, with 2020 being the most unique year yet due to the COVID-...

January is Crime Stoppers Month. The program was formed as an independent non-profit organization in 1983 and has grown with 38 Crime Stoppers programs currently operating in Ontario. Over the course ...

The Milton Chamber of Commerce is hosting a free webinar on tax relief tips and tricks. A CRA liaison officer will be running it for Chamber members. The President and CEO, Scott McCammon, covered it ...

(Photo courtesy of Health Canada) A candle is being recalled due to being a possible fire hazard. Health Canada says 3,103 of the Revive 3-wick soy candle have been sold in Canada. The scents affected...

The body has since been confirmed to be the previously missing 31-year old Michael Stone. More can be read here. An ongoing police investigation is happening in the area of Sixth Line and Ridge Drive ...

Cogeco has announced that the internet issues affecting customers have been resolved. The company asks that if you are still experiencing issues, restart your modem. Cogeco is reporting internet issue...

Four more Halton residents have reportedly died from the novel coronavirus. The deaths bring the Region up to 123 total. Two of the residents were from Burlington (27), one was a Halton Hills resident...

(Photo of Milton ReStore taken in 2019 during Grand Opening) Habitat For Humanity Halton-Mississauga is looking forward to 2021. The charitable organization says the year is starting off with some goo...

The latest crime stats from CityProtect for Milton show an increase in crime heading into the New Year. Last week, there were seven cases of crime locally. That is five more cases than the week before...

(Photo courtesy of freddebackman) With the current shutdown in place, the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs is encouraging all snowmobilers to ride local. It asks riders to avoid traveling outsid...