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Past articles by Tim:

Milton council opts out of cannabis retail stores, for now

At the first full meeting of the new town council on Monday, councillors voted 6-2 to opt out of the process being overseen by the provincial government. → Read More

Seven charged in online child expolitation, luring investigation

Seven people, five of them Halton residents, have been charged with various online sex-related offences involving children. → Read More

Milton to hold meeting for replacement of pipeline that runs from Waterdown to Toronto

Canada’s largest oil refiner is planning to replace about 63 kilometres of pipeline that runs from Waterdown to Toronto. → Read More

On their 31st wedding anniversary she saved his life with CPR

It wasn’t the way Colin Best had planned the day would go on his 31st wedding anniversary. → Read More

Burlington man with MS breaking barriers of disability, receives master’s degree

While confined to a hospital bed, Paul Benson’s achievments in and outside his room are growing → Read More

UPDATE: All floors have collapsed in south-central Burlington home fire

The Burlington Fire Department says no one was inside a home that was destroyed by fire in south-central Burlington this morning, but investigators won’t be able to get into the residence until later... → Read More

Designer Christmas trees up for bid at Jospeh Brant Hospital

Specially decorated Christmas trees will be on display in the new patient tower at Joseph Brant Hospital for the public’s viewing pleasure and for purchase. → Read More

Education Ministry launching review of school closure process: Halton public board

Angry parents who have been demanding the provincial government undertake a review of the policies and process that led to a decision to close two Burlington high schools have been granted their wish. → Read More

Case of murdered Burlington woman going to trial in June 2018

The case of a Burlington woman found dead in her apartment is going to trial. → Read More

Parents of Burlington teen killed in Hamilton crash speak about caring son

Dalton Beamish loved baseball and he was looking forward to attending Mohawk College this fall. → Read More

Parents of Burlington teen killed in Hamilton crash speak about caring son

Dalton Beamish loved baseball and he was looking forward to attending Mohawk College this fall. → Read More

Halton police seeking man who talked to boys outside Burlington school

Halton Regional Police wants to speak to a man that pulled into a Burlington elementary school parking lot, began playing with a remote-controlled toy car and then started talking to two kids. → Read More

Burlington Post photographer suffers head wound at Sound of Music

A Burlington Post photographer went to hospital today with a deep cut to his head after a tent at the Sound of Music lifted off the ground with a gust of wind and crashed onto his head. → Read More

Halton Catholic board told about public high school closures possibility: Miller

The head of the Halton District School Board says he did speak to his counterpart at the Halton Catholic board about potential school closures and ways to possibly avoid them, contradicting what... → Read More

Burlington teacher not guilty of sex charges

Dennis Connolly was acquitted of all 27 charges in Burlington provincial court by Justice David Harris on Tuesday. → Read More

Emmy Award for Burlington man for video of Buffalo Sabres forward

Joseph De Benedictis and crew were nominated for three Emmys → Read More

Halton police honour citizens, officers for acts of bravery

HALTON - Citizens and police officers who risked their lives in order to try to save others were recognized by the Halton Regional Police Service at its annual awards evening — held at the Operating... → Read More

Obstructing police, breach charges stayed against Toronto's 'pig lady'

A Toronto woman charged on separate occasions in relation to trucks transporting pigs to a Burlington pork plant has received good news on the legal front for the second time in two weeks. → Read More

Parents make cases for Burlington high schools

Halton public board officials will listen to feedback Thursday night on proposed school closures. → Read More

Future Bateman student with autism wants school to remain open

The first of two evenings reserved for residents to delegate the Halton District School Board about its plan to shutter two Burlington high schools was met with many dire pleas to reconsider. → Read More