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.
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.
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.
The HerQuest for Hospice Race, in support of Townsend Smith Foundation, is celebrating its 5th Anniversary with its annual event being held on Saturday, September 13th.
Hello, my name is Rick Di Lorenzo and I’m running for Milton Town Council Ward 1. I live in Milton with my family and have deep roots in the community. I spend my time supporting residents, local businesses and community groups.
It may not have had fireworks or been at the Milton Fairgrounds this year. But Milton still celebrated Canada Day in style on July 1st at Victoria Park by Milton Town Hall. The Town of Milton provided the venue while the Milton Knights of Columbus provided much of the labour force.
The Canadian Multiculturalism Day in Milton was held on June 28th at the Milton Lions Club and was a testament o the rich diversity and vibrant cultural tapestry of the Milton community. They brought people together from various backgrounds to share in the joy of our collective heritage through music, dance and culinary delights from around the world.