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Health Canada approves the Pfizer vaccine
By: Terry Haig Canada has become the third country in the world to authorize the use of the COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech, joining the United […]
Month: December 2020
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Conservation Halton Urges Public to Fight Bill 229
By: Laura Steiner Conservation Halton is looking for help fighting Bill 229: Protect, Support, and Recover from COVID-19 Act. Schedule six, details changes to Conservation […]
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Canada’s vaccine distribution plans moving ahead despite Trump executive order
By: Terry Haig Canada’s federal intergovernmental affairs minister, Dominic LeBlanc, is downplaying an executive order U.S. President Donald Trump signed yesterday that–theoretically, at least–could limit how many doses of […]
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Council Unanimously Approves Budget
By: Laura Steiner Milton Council approved the 2021 municipal budget with an investment of $56.2 million in capital projects, as well as $147.4 million in […]
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Ontario Prepares for Initial COVID-19 Vaccine
By: Laura Steiner The province of Ontario is ready to distribute its first batch of COVID19 vaccines as soon it’s received. Details of a plan […]
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Preparing for vaccine delivery: test
By: Marc Montgomery In a huge country like Canada, the second biggest in the world, delivery and administration of an eventual COVID-19 vaccine will be […]
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Two Deceased in Milton as Halton Police Investigate
By: Laura Steiner Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) were called to a home in the area of Bronte St. South and Louis St. Laurent in […]
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Halton Region Chair, Mayors Urge Rejection of CN Hub
By: Laura Steiner The Region of Halton is urging the federal government reject the proposed CN Intermodal project in Milton. A statement signed by the […]
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Milton Film Festival Goes Virtual for 2021 with 13 films
By: Laura Steiner The Milton Film Festival (MFF) is going virtual for 2021. Festival Director Jennifer Smith made the announcement in a YouTube video running […]
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PM Trudeau won’t comment on possible Meng release
By: Levon Sevunts Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday declined to comment on talks between the U.S. Justice Department and lawyers for Meng Wanzhou about […]