The Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) is an equality-seeking advocacy organization of women working to enhance women’s rights and the lives of girls and women in Canada and around the world.
The Community Foundation of Halton North (CFHN) been providing grants to charities in Halton Hills and Milton since 2015.
Grace Church in Milton hosts a monthly free Milton Community Dinner on a monthly basis where all residents are
welcome to join. It’s in the spirit of human fellowship coming together over good food and dialogue. Each month a different group of volunteers helps prepare and serve the mail.
The Milton 3 O’Clock Club got together for their yearly decorating the memorial tree at Victoria Park to remember the 14 women who died at the hands of a gunman at Éclole Polytechnique in Montreal on December 6th in 1989.
The Milton community gathered on October 3 for a special Thanksgiving fundraising dinner held at the Albatross Restaurant & Banquet Hall at Granite Ridge Golf Club. The event welcomed residents from across the community to share a traditional Thanksgiving meal, followed by an evening of music provided by DJ Splinter (Mario Anzini).
Milton, ON – The Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps CHAUDIERE, also known as Milton Sea Cadets, located at the Milton Fairgrounds, have spent this second part of 2025 being very busy!
Milton Transitional Housing offers safe, affordable housing for individuals and families in crisis across Halton Region. They offer more than just a roof, they offer hope.
St. Benedict Church in Milton held their yearly Christmas Market on December 7th which was a festive event that included food, live music and several local vendors. This year’s Christmas Market was organized by church staff with help from volunteers and was a joyous affair.
As the Christmas and holiday season begins, I am reminded of how fortunate we are to live in Canada a country where our rights, freedoms, voices, and traditions are protected and to be part of a generous, compassionate, and deeply connected community.
As we reach the end of 2025, I want to to wish everyone in Milton a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. This Christmas let’s take time to pause, reflect, and appreciate our family, friends and the community around us. This year has had its challenges, and many of us have felt divisiveness or uncertainty. My hope is that 2026 brings a
renewed sense of optimism, compassion, and connection for all of us.