How mobile apps are changing the way we eat
BY HAYLEY SMITH We live in a world where mobile apps are taking over the way we spend money. You need a new coffee machine by tomorrow morning? Amazon Prime. […]
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FIRST CONVERSED: Blue Jays Mike Wilner
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL Mike Wilner is going in his 18th season as a member of the Blue Jays broadcast crew. After every game, if you tune your ears to BlueJaysTalk […]
New breakfast restaurant fills Burlington stomachs and hearts
BY TAMARA VON ESTORFF The team of Pur and Simple opened up a new restaurant on Appleby Line in Burlington last Tuesday. Approximately 50 people attended the event. The menu […]
7 Tips on Money Management for College Students
BY: TATYANA SOHAN-FAGAN For students, thinking about finances is often less than enjoyable, but that’s exactly why it can pay to learn about the role of money in education and […]
Oakville offers lots of ways to celebrate Black history
BY LOREN PELAEZ There is something for everyone to enjoy this Black History Month, and all right here in Oakville. The Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton (CCAH) has various events […]
Burlington folks get the facts on gut health
BY TAMARA VON ESTORFF Burlington residents gathered at Nature’s Emporium for an educational health seminar last week. Holistic registered nutritionist and VITALITY Representative Amanda Santalucia hosted a Heal Your Gut […]
FIRST CONVERSED: Paramedic Jennifer Smith
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL First time experiences can be scary. Jennifer Smith is a paramedic for Halton Region who shares her story on her first call as a paramedic two years […]