Downtown Milton has welcomed Manousha INC, a modern Middle Eastern bakery serving fresh manakeesh flatbreads made with Ontario-sourced halal proteins. The shop is currently in a soft-open phase in the heart of downtown.

The Town of Milton is celebrating Seniors' Month throughout June with free Wednesday transit for older riders, a Strawberry Social and activities at the Milton Seniors' Activity Centre.

A planned regional road corridor between Britannia Road and Steeles Avenue could include a possible Highway 401 interchange. Residents were invited to share feedback as the study continues.

HCDSB has again topped a provincial ranking of energy performance among Ontario school boards, holding first place for the third year in a row.

The Darling Home for Kids hosts its annual Wheels fundraiser at Kelso Conservation Area on Sunday, June 28, with cycling, trail and accessible options for all ages.

Halton Regional Police are seeking the public's help to locate 55-year-old Roger Pereira, a Milton man considered vulnerable who was last seen in York on June 15.

The Milton Menace have added forwards Cam Lang, Nole Faulkner, Evan Berrigan and Wyatt Mckellar, plus goaltender Liam Karbowski, as the junior hockey club builds toward a September season.

Conservation Halton hosts its annual Father's Day Fishing Derby at Milton's Area 8 Conservation Area on Sunday, June 21 — a catch-and-release event geared toward children eight and under.

Milton Transit moves to its summer operating schedule starting June 28, with new frequencies on Routes 1, 2 and 3, a pause on School Extra service, and no service on three summer holidays.

The Downtown Milton BIA is launching a new Summer Saturdays series on Main Street, with the first two dates set for June 20 and June 27 from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Milton's outdoor pool at Rotary Park, located at 100 Garden Lane, opens for the summer season on Saturday, June 20, with modified hours during opening week.

Milton Magic Football Club has formed a long-term partnership with Inter Toronto FC, aimed at widening the development pathway for local youth players.

Milton property developers have until June 22, 2026 to appeal the Town's new Community Benefits Charge By-law No. 042-2026, passed on May 11, 2026.

The Halton District School Board is now accepting applications for its PSW Certificate Program with tuition reduced to $500. Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 cohorts are available.

A Milton petition calling for stronger e-scooter rules has topped 1,000 signatures. Town Council passed a motion directing staff to engage Halton Region on bylaw harmonization.

Road crews are getting to work on two rural Milton roads. Drivers on First Line Nassagaweya and No. 2 Side Road should expect single-lane closures starting mid-June.

Halton Regional Police have wrapped up a major auto theft investigation called Project Steel, resulting in five arrests and 74 criminal charges. A sixth suspect remains outstanding.