The 11th Annual Abanoub Milton Coptic Festival is coming to Milton on Saturday, July 25, 2026 — a free, full-day community celebration of Coptic heritage featuring live entertainment, traditional food, children's activities, and cultural programming open to all residents.

Ward 4 Councillor Sarah Marshall has brought a motion to Milton council that would remove the bike lane on Bergamot Avenue and replace it with permanent on-street parking. Residents have raised parking concerns, and the seasonal compromise introduced in 2025 has not fully satisfied them. A council vote is pending.

A proposed residential project at 1572 Chretien Street in Milton has been revised downward for the second time, dropping from 412 units to a revised plan of 152 apartments and 71 townhouses. Planners cited changing market conditions as the reason for the latest adjustment.

After a decade of planning and more than two years of construction, Halton Regional Police Service unveiled its new 66,000-square-foot 1 District station in Hornby on Canada Day. The facility will eventually replace 12 Division in Milton, serving the region's growing communities.

Milton Public Library has launched the 2026 TD Summer Reading Club. Kids and teens can earn badges for every one to two hours of reading and enter prize draws. The program runs through August 23, 2026. Registration available at beinspired.ca.

The Milton Farmers Market is running every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon on Main Street in Downtown Milton. With over 80 vendors selling fresh produce, local food, baked goods, and handmade crafts, it is one of the best summer traditions in the town.

This Thursday, July 2, the Halton County Radial Railway Museum in Milton is hosting a Summer Ice Cream Night from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Enjoy historic streetcar rides and discounted ice cream while supporting Milton Transitional Housing.

Provincial police are asking the public to help locate 51-year-old Samuel Saba, who is wanted on a Breach of Long Term Supervision Order and is known to spend time in Milton.

Boston Church Road is closed to through traffic between James Snow Parkway and 5 Side Road starting June 29, with a Town of Milton reconstruction expected to last until December 31.

The Town of Milton's 2026 Expanded Asphalt Program brings reconstruction, shoulder work and culvert repairs to sections of First Line Nassagaweya and No. 2 Side Road, with daily single-lane closures into the fall.

Milton's grassroots giving circle holds its third meeting of 2026 on July 8 at Springridge Farm, where members will hear from three local charities and vote to support one.

Pride Halton's annual parade and Pride in the Park festival come to Milton on July 19, 2026, with the parade stepping off at 2 p.m. on Main Street.

Halton Regional Police are appealing for information after two suspects were seen forcing open garages near Twiss Road and Reid Sideroad in rural Milton.

Halton Hills Council has approved a large retail complex on Milton's northwest border, with comments at the June 22 meeting pointing to a Costco as the anchor tenant.

The 750,000-square-foot facility employs about 140 people and will ship online orders across Canada, reinforcing Milton's role as a supply chain hub.

The family-friendly pop culture event returns Sunday, June 28, with vendors, artists, cosplay and a community food drive.

The colourful Festival of Chariots comes to the Milton Sports Centre on Saturday, June 27, for a free family-friendly celebration.

Milton's first comprehensive long-term planning update in three decades has been adopted by council and now heads to the province for final approval.