Melanie Hennessey
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$1.7M dished out for Halton council salaries and expenses in 2021
It’s that time of year when Halton’s number crunchers report on how much regional politicians are earning. → Read More
Ontario reports decline in Halton COVID-19 cases and new infections across the province
The Province is reporting a little over 60 new cases of COVID-19 in Halton on Saturday (March 5). → Read More
‘The goal is to be hate-free in Halton’: Regional council taking steps to combat Islamophobia
Halton is sending out a message that hate has no place in the region. → Read More
‘Helps you settle in’: Plenty of support services available for Halton newcomers
Newcomers to Halton can face their share of challenges as they work to establish roots in the community. → Read More
‘Essential to keep traffic moving’: Construction finally done on busy Oakville road
Improvements for local drivers. → Read More
Another cold warning issued for Burlington and Oakville, along with Milton and Halton Hills
With temperatures dropping yet again, a cold warning has been issued by Halton Public Health. → Read More
Cold warning coming into effect for Burlington and Oakville, along with Milton and Halton Hills
With temperatures plummeting, a cold warning has been issued by Halton Public Health. → Read More
‘Patients could wait several hours’: Halton Healthcare’s advice on how to avoid an ER visit during the holidays
With the holiday season around the corner, Halton Healthcare (HHC) is encouraging everyone to ensure they have required prescriptions and medical supplies in advance to help avoid an unnecessary visit... → Read More
Ontario reports spike in Halton COVID-19 cases as new infections across the province surpass 4,000
The Province is reporting well over 200 new cases of COVID-19 in Halton on Sunday (Dec. 19). → Read More
Halton sees another triple-digit increase in COVID-19 infections Saturday as 3,301 new cases reported across Ontario
As the weekend gets underway, the Province is reporting almost 200 new COVID-19 cases in Halton. → Read More
‘Very exciting’: Proposed new subsidized housing in Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville takes step forward
Halton is advancing a variety of assisted housing projects across the region while also calling on the senior levels of government for funding to support them. → Read More
More COVID-19 cases reported in Halton Sunday as new infections across Ontario drop
The Province is reporting a little over a dozen new cases of COVID-19 in Halton for the second day in a row. → Read More
Two new COVID-19 cases reported in Milton schools, with one triggering a classroom closure
Two Milton schools are reporting new confirmed cases of COVID-19 this weekend. → Read More
Majority of new COVID-19 cases in Oakville as infections remain low heading into the weekend
Halton’s daily COVID-19 case count of new infections continues to remain below 20, with three-quarters of today’s reported cases being in Oakville. → Read More
How many new COVID-19 cases in Burlington and Oakville along with Milton and Halton Hills Thursday?
How many new COVID-19 cases in Burlington and Oakville along with Milton and Halton Hills Thursday? → Read More
Another small increase in Halton COVID-19 cases reported Sunday, with half of new infections in Milton
Halton Public Health is once again reporting less than 20 new COVID-19 infections amongst local residents. → Read More
‘Everyone is at risk from heat’: Special weather statement issued for Burlington and Oakville, along with Milton and Halton Hills
Hot and humid conditions are on the way tomorrow (May 25), with maximum temperatures reaching near 31 degrees Celsius. → Read More
New cases of COVID-19 reported at Burlington Sobeys and Fortinos
Employees at two Burlington grocery stores have tested positive for COVID-19. → Read More
Halton reports less than 50 new COVID-19 cases May 23, with majority in Milton and Burlington
It’s the lowest daily COVID-19 new case count that local residents have seen in a long time. → Read More
Burlington house fire caused by electrical failure leaves $750,000 in damage
Burlington fire officials are citing electrical failure as the suspected cause of a basement fire last night that left a home in the north end of the city extensively damaged. → Read More