During the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, longterm care centers were among the hardest hit. Residents faced isolation, fear, and uncertainty—cut off from family, community, and the world outside their windows. One
winter, a desperate call came from the wife of an Allendale resident. All she wanted was a few Christmas lights to bring a spark of joy to those who had endured so much.
On October 6th, vote for Rick Di Lorenzo as your Ward 1 Milton Town Councillor. Together let’s make Milton the best it can be.
This year is a milestone as they celebrate a decade of bringing families together through faith, fellowship, and fun.
Hosted by St. George & St. Abanoub (SGSA) Church, this beloved tradition honours the life of St. Abanoub — a 12 year-old Christian martyr from the 4th century whose courage and faith continue to inspire, especially among the youth.
In 1996, during her graduating year of high school, Leslie Wells suffered a life-altering spinal cord injury in a pool accident. In a heartfelt show of community support, her friends organized the very first Leslie Wells Slo-Pitch Tournament. What began as a single act of solidarity has since blossomed into an annual tradition of giving back.
Milton’s 15th annual Charity Poker Run took place on August 17th. The Charity Poker Run attacks mortocycle enthusiasts from all over Ontario with the run starting at Halton Auto Service & Transmission where riders register and socialize before setting off the scenic 200 km ride ends at the Halton Sportsmen’s Club where participants enjoy a steak dinner and live entertainment.
Milton had multiple celebrations in August to recognize both India and Pakistan Independence days. Including an annual tradition by local resident Rick Di Lorenzo of inviting people to his home to celebrate, raise the flag and gather together over cake & chai. Both days included the singing of the corresponding national anthem along with Canada’s and distributions of free flags and pins of Pakistan, India and Canada.
The Khi Salvation Army in Milton has partnered with the Mobile Health Team at Support House to offer a free drop in medical clinic on Tuesdays from 9 am to 1 pm at 820 Nipissing Rd Unit #4. At this clinic, community members can access health care from a Nurse Practitioner, Registered Nurse and/ or a Social Worker. Additional needs related to social services and housing can also be addressed by connecting with the Mobile Health Team Social Worker and/or Peer Support Workers. Through the generous support of the Burlington Ontario health Team, Connected Care Halton and the Alex Irish, and Associates team the program now has a mobile health van with the goal of providing low-barrier health care to individuals across Halton region, including the city of Burlington.
Bia, the creative force behind Giggles Newborn Studio, is Milton’s best-kept secret. A trained architect and mom of two, she knows just how important it is to capture those moments while they last. Her warm approach has earned the trust of families across the GTA, making her a go-to photographer for maternity, newborn, cake smash and family portraits.
On Monday August 17th theh Milton Mosaic “Festival of Cultures” occurred at the Milton Fairgrounds. It was a full day packed with music, food, games and endless entertainment to help celebrate Pakistan Independence Day together with fun and unity!
The Canadian Indian Association of Halton Region proudly celebrated India’s 79th Independence Day with a grand event at the Milton Lions Club on August 16, 2025. This vibrant celebration brought together community members in a spirited display of cultural pride and patriotism.