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Milton Town Council is preparing to make a major decision that will shape the future of our community. On December 1, the mayor and councilors will review the 2026 capital and operating budgets — a plan that will direct approximately $124 million  toward more than 100 local projects. This budget is especially significant because it’s the final budget of the current council term , with a municipal election scheduled for October next year. 4 Key Things to Know About Milton’s Pr

A long-vacant field in a busy part of Milton is finally moving toward development. At a Nov. 3 council meeting, Jadeon Senkowski, a planner with Glen Schnarr & Associates representing Field gate Developments, outlined plans for the 12-acre site at the southeast corner of Louis St. Laurent Avenue and Bronte Street South. The proposal includes 277 townhouses, three 15-storey apartment buildings, and nine commercial buildings. Senkowski confirmed that one of the commercial sites

Coming soon to our local hospitals — a big improvement in patient care! 🏥 On Nov. 7, 2025 , the Ontario government  announced that up to 123 new hospital beds  will be added to Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH)  and Milton District Hospital (MDH)  over the next two years. The project will include finishing unused space at OTMH and adding more capacity at MDH. This is great news for our growing community, especially since the number of people aged 75 and older in Ha

People who see many police, fire, and ambulance vehicles around Milton District Hospital on November 12  don’t need to worry. Halton police and other emergency crews will be holding a training exercise  at the hospital from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Constable Jeff Dillon said the exercise will simulate how first responders handle an “active attacker”  situation. He explained that it will take place in an unused part of the hospital , so regular hospital services will not be affected.

Halton Regional Police are investigating a residential break-in that resulted in a major theft over the weekend. According to media relations officer Jeff Dillon, unknown suspects forced entry through a rear door at a home on Connaught Terrace around 2:18 a.m. on Sunday, November 9. The homeowners were not present during the incident, and the thieves made off with jewelry and cash valued at over $5,000. Police say no suspect descriptions are available at this time. Anyone wit

The Town of Halton Hills is inviting residents to honour veterans and their families through a series of Remembrance Day parades and ceremonies organized by local Royal Canadian Legion branches. Events will take place in Acton, Glen Williams, and Georgetown from November 8 to 11, featuring parades, services, and moments of silence at cenotaphs and Remembrance Park. This year’s observances are being led by the Acton Legion (Branch 197) and Georgetown Legion (Branch 120), which