I wanted to pass this event along. MCRC, one of our United Way funded agencies here in Milton, is holding their 4th annual All 4 Her 5K walk/run on June 24th.
MCRC’s All 4 Her 5k is a family-friendly fundraiser that the whole community can participate. In this 5k, you choose your own adventure – You choose whether you run, walk, roll or stroll and you choose what time and where. On Saturday June 24th participate your way and participate virtually or join us for a 5K walk in the beautiful Milton community!
All funds raised through All 4 Her will go directly to supporting MCRC’s She Can! programs. She Can! programs are free, accessible programs that are girl centered and designed to empower and uplift girls in our community.
We are fundraising so that we can expand our She Can! programs and reach more girls in our community. In 2023, we want to increase the number of girls in our programs from 600 to 1000 and offer programs to support mental health and wellness.
Please join the community on Saturday June 24th and register TODAY for your team!
Thank you Halton Police and all the community and education partners for this endeavor. This message will be delivered to our youth in schools to help educate each other. This is the second year for the anti hate campaign. Watch the video below and follow Halton Police and the other partners delivering this very important message.
Join the Conversation – Help Put an End to Hate in Our Region
Oakville, ON – The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) is proud to announce the launch of the second annual anti-hate campaign #NoHateInHalton. This year’s collaborative campaign, which officially kicked-off at a morning ceremony at Headquarters, will run March 20th to 24th.
In a continued effort to stop hate and promote respect, equity and inclusivity in our community, HRPS has partnered with the Halton District School Board, Halton Catholic District School Board, Conseil Scolaire Catholique MonAvenir, Conseil Scolaire Viamonde, Crime Stoppers of Halton, and other community stakeholders, to run this anti-hate campaign in over 180 schools and learning facilities across the region, and on social media.
#NoHateInHalton aims to bring awareness, not only to the issue of hate and bias-motivated incidents, but to the range of supports available to victims or those negatively affected. It also addresses factors that lead to individuals exhibiting hateful behavior and the impact of hate on community safety and well-being.
“Eliminating all forms of hate in Halton Region, and better supporting victims and communities impacted by it, is a key priority for our Service and our partners,” said Halton Regional Police Chief Stephen Tanner. “The #NoHateInHalton campaign is one of many strategies and initiatives that supports our ongoing commitment to bring anti-hate awareness and education to the broader community of Halton,” added Chief Tanner.
This year’s campaign will also include social media and video messaging developed by the Youth Advisory Council (YAC), a group comprised of student representatives from area schools. Their video was previewed at today’s kick-off and can be viewed here .
#NoHateInHalton messages will focus on the following topics:
– Eliminating hate and bias motivated incidents,
– Encouraging individuals to report an incident that is motivated by hate or bias,
– Building a sense of community within schools across the region,
– Encouraging students and staff to work collaboratively to eliminate hate within the schools, and support impacted individuals and groups, and
– Reducing the stigma that is often associated with victims of hate and bias-motivated incidents, and removing any barriers to reporting those incidents.
Additionally, #NoHateInHalton posters have been posted at learning facilities across the region to heighten awareness of the campaign. Stickers featuring a QR code to Halton Crime Stopper’s website, where incidents motivated by hate or bias can be reported anonymously, to help reduce any barriers to reporting incidents, have also been placed.
Members of the community are encouraged to join the conversation on social media with posts about how they are embracing respect and inclusion using the hashtag, #NoHateInHalton.
The public is also encouraged to visit the Hate and Bias Motivated Crime webpage on HaltonPolice.ca for information about Hate and Bias Motivated Crimes and the Halton Regional Police Service’s commitment to eliminating these types of incidents from our communities.
Clark Somerville and I return to YourTV Halton in 2023 with the new edition of Local Matters. Tune in every week at 730pm on channels 14/700 HD and Epico 100 for insights into our communities of Milton and Halton Hills.
Today marks a somber day in our history. 33 years ago today 14 women were murdered at Ecole Polytechnic. We remembered them and other victims of gender based violence at #Milton Town Hall in cooperation with The Women’s Centre of Halton, Halton Women’s Place, Savis Halton and HVPC.
Roses were laid in their memory as well as for those missing & murdered indigenous women along with one to honour the survivors of domestic violence.
There have been too many lives lost to gender based violence – tragically even recently in our own community we have suffered that loss.
I had the honour of placing a white rose to show male allyship in our quest to end violence against women. This has to stop.
The official launch of Miracle on Main Halton Police HQ
This coming Friday December 9th marks the return of Miracle on Main to Milton. Thousands of toys have been collected so far with even more to come.
Tiger Ali Singh has been spreading the message of giving and inclusion to school assemblies around Halton Region and inviting everyone to come to Downtown Milton on Friday December 9th at a special start time of 6PM instead of our bright and early morning event.
This way parents, students and everyone can make their way down in front of Troys Diner and experience this miracle of giving and community.
This will be our 14th annual event … the last two live events were put off because of COVID and still managed to raise over $850,000 last year virtually.
