Bordered to the south by Upper Middle Road, to the north by Dundas Street, to the west by Bronte Creek Provincial Park, and to the east by Bronte Road, in less than 10 years the Bronte Creek community has grown from the former Richview Golf Club site into one of Oakville’s most desired addresses.

The 2011 results are in... for the 9th time, the Goodale Miller Team is the #1 team in Canada for Century 21!  We couldn’t be prouder, or more grateful to those who make this happen for us, year after year.

What has 1400 legs and celebrates a New Year in the icy waters of Lake Ontario? For Oakville’s Courage brothers, what started as a lark (not the bird), on a challenge from their mother Gaye some 27 years ago, has grown from a laugh into Oakville’s unique Courage Polar Bear Dip.

Gary Pearson, or @CaptainPearson as he’s known to his many twitter followers, likes to hear audiences laugh. “Whether it’s in a live show, or whether I’m doing a television show, I like to come up with a clever joke that I think somebody’s going to laugh at, or a story that people are going to respond to… I feel like that’s what I’m supposed to do”, Gary tells us. And that’s precisely what he does as a ‘triple threat’ writer, television producer and actor.

Frank Zamuner’s 3^rd annual Swim For Mental Health began its 3 day run on November 24^th, at Oakville’s Appleby College pool. Local media was in attendance, and passionate volunteers from Sheridan College, OTMH, and area businesses assisted Frank and his family in getting into the swim of things.