Ben Brown

Three young Oakville girls, Isla, Raina, and Riley, are making a difference in their community by donating all of their lemonade stand profits to Front Line Outreach, an organization that helps homeless individuals and those in need.

Idea began with a desire to host a bake sale and lemonade stand to celebrate the end of summer

Unless you're on a gentleman's hunt, spotting and shooting game from a motorised vehicle, you'll need a pack full of gear, food and a rifle. Everyone has a slightly different way of organising their packs depending on personal preference, season, mission duration and objective.

Last year's coat drive served approximately 900 families. This year, with the need significantly higher, volunteers estimate that the event surpassed that number, helping closer to 1,000 families.

Early voting is underway, and voting locations are popping up around the valley as the election kicks into high gear. However, finding those voting locations were a challenge this year due to safety concerns and the heightened political rhetoric.

This event is far from a visit to a neighbourhood haunted house - "The Curse of Knoll Studios" brings you into an unnerving narrative that feels disturbingly real.

Last year's coat drive served approximately 900 families. This year, with the need significantly higher, volunteers estimate that the event surpassed that number, helping closer to 1,000 families.

Oakville became a little greener this weekend as Oakvillegreen, with the help of 60 young girls and community members, planted 500 trees.

For the first time in over a decade, Oakville residents missed out last year on a popular local Halloween house. This year, it's back, and the host says it feels great to return.

There are several Oakville neighbourhoods that never disappoint during this time of year, and our reporters have collected photos and addresses of some of the must-see decorated homes.