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Oakville butcher turns 90 and still works 3 days a weekWolfgang Ordung recently celebrated his 90th birthday and marked 16 years of dedicated service at Florence Meats in Oakville. The German-born butcher ran his own delicatessen for 38 years before retiring, but quickly realized he missed his connection with customers and returned to work. Susan Hay has the story.Jul 16
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Oakville residents clean up after severe thunderstorms: Parts of the GTHA are cleaning up after severe thunderstorms hit the region Thursday afternoon. Oakville was hit hard, with the storm taking down trees and power lines. The town has declared a significant weather event as crews work around the clock to clear the debris. Nicole Di Donato has more from the neighbourhood...WeatherJul 10
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Business Matters: Ontario municipality bans data centre development for 1 yearOakville, Ont. becomes the first municipality in the province to enact a moratorium on the construction of data centres for one year, while city staff evaluate potential impacts of the facilities. That story and more in Business Matters for Aug. 13, 2026.Aug 13
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‘There’s one negotiator,’ Carney says as Conservatives meet U.S. officials on tradeThere is only one trade negotiator for Canada, and it’s the federal government, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday in Oakville, Ont., when asked about Conservative MPs meeting U.S. trade representatives.CanadaApr 30
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‘Team Canada Strong’: Carney unveils $6B investment plan to train, recruit skilled trade workersPrime Minister Mark Carney says Canada needs more men and women in skilled trades work. speaking to media in Oakville, Ont., Thursday, Carney unveiled details of was his government’s plan to get more youth into skilled trades and brace the country for continued turbulence on food and energy prices, as well as ongoing tariff uncertainty.CanadaApr 30
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Luxury cars stolen from Oakville dealershipHalton Regional Police are investigating after a brazen break-in at a high-end car dealership in Oakville, Ont. Security cameras show a number of suspects breaking into the showroom before making off with eight vehicles. Sean O’Shea reports.Global News at 6 TorontoJan 12
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Global News at 6 Toronto: January 12, 2026A small army of bandits steal a fleet of luxury vehicles from an Oakville dealership — we have the video and the latest on the investigation.Jan 12
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Exploring the Princess Margaret Home Lottery $7 Million Grand Prize Oakville showhomeThe countdown is on to the absolute final deadline for the Princess Margaret Home Lottery. Liem Vu explores the Georgian-style estate in Oakville that is part of a $7 Million Grand Prize, that also includes $500,000 in cash. He chats with Gatta Homes designer Syrina Gatta about the soaring ceilings of the main level and...Global News Morning TorontoDec 4, 2025
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Making a difference with the Princess Margaret Home LotteryLiem Vu wraps up his tour of the $7 Million Grand Prize showhome in Oakville by chatting with Gatta Homes builder Cyrus Gatta about the primary suite before meeting up with Arax Copeman about how every ticket helps the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation.Global News Morning TorontoDec 4, 2025
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Community honours 8-year-old girl killed by SUV in OakvilleIt’s been one week since an 8-year-old girl was struck and killed by an SUV in Oakville while out walking with her mom. The community is now coming together to honour her memory and support her family through this tragic time. Nicole Di Donato reports.Nov 13, 2025
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Girl, 8, dies after being hit by SUV in OakvilleAn 8-year-old girl has died after she and her mother were hit by an SUV Thursday afternoon in Oakville. The 47-year-old driver was arrested and charged with dangerous operation causing death. Jaden Lee-Lincoln has more from locals who witnessed the incident and say that speeding is an issue in the area.Global News at 5 & 6 TorontoNov 7, 2025
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Community mourns after 8-year-old girl struck and killed by SUV in OakvilleAn 8-year-old girl has died after being hit by an SUV along a busy street in Oakville Thursday afternoon. Her mother was also struck and remains in hospital. As Nicole Di Donato reports, people in the area say speed is an issue and hope this tragedy leads to change.Nov 7, 2025
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Global News at 6 Toronto: July 26, 2025An Ontario family is suing an Oakville hospital and its staff over the sudden death of their 16-year-old son. The family claims he died following an eight-hour wait in the ER. Plus, festival season is well underway in Toronto, with Ossfest shutting down what locals call “the coolest street in the world.”Global News at 6 TorontoJul 26, 2025
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Global National: July 26Israel says it has resumed aid airdrops into Gaza and plans to open humanitarian corridors for United Nations convoys amid growing global pressure. Plus, Montreal had the worst air quality in the world on Saturday as smoke from wildfires in the Prairies drifted east. In addition, Environment Canada issued an extreme heat warning, creating a...Global NationalJul 26, 2025
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Global News at 6:00 Toronto: June 20, 2025An Oakville family terrorized by home invaders for the second time in three weeks – we’ll show you how they fought back.Jun 20, 2025
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Ontario family fought off home invaders using fire extinguisher and baseball batsAn Oakville family who were victims of a home invasion used baseball bats and a fire extinguisher to fend off armed intruders. As Catherine McDonald reports, the family says they managed to takedown of the three suspects who ran to the basement before police arrived.CanadaJun 20, 2025
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Vandalized Pride signs being investigated as ‘hate-motivated’ crime: Halton policeAt least three incidents of homophobic vandalism has been reported at homes displaying Pride signs and flags in Burlington and Oakville. As Erica Vella reports, Halton police are investigating the incidents as hate-motivated crimes.Jun 22, 2022
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Liem tours Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Home Lottery showhome!Interior designer Brian Gluckstein gives Liem Vu a tour of The Princess Margaret Home Lottery to Conquer Cancer showhome in Oakville. The fully-furnished, professionally decorated home is part of the $7.2M grand prize.Global News Morning TorontoOct 20, 2022
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1st-degree murder charge laid against suspect in senior’s death near Oakville retirement homePolice describe the murder of a 91-year-old retirement home resident in Oakville as “senseless and tragic.” As Morganne Campbell reports police have now laid a first-degree murder charge.Global News at Noon TorontoOct 18, 2019
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Families in Oakville searching for answers after 16 memorial plaques stolen from local parksWed, Feb 8: The bronze plaques were removed from benches around Oakville. Marianne Dimain reportsGlobal News at 5 & 6 TorontoFeb 8, 2017