Skip to content
Arnold Huffman
Menu
  • Home
  • About
  • Gallery
  • News
  • Milton’s History
  • Contact

Ontario invests $54,000 to keep Milton seniors socially connected during COVID-19

Posted on March 4, 2021 by ahuffman

Shirley Baker, 99, is an avid knitter who — due to COVID-19 — keeps in touch with friends mainly by telephone these days.

Milton seniors will benefit from a new provincial funding.



Read More:
Ontario invests ,000 to keep Milton seniors socially connected during COVID-19

Posted in News

Recent Posts

  • 4 at 4 – Halton news of the day for April 12, 2021
  • New COVID-19 case detected at No Frills in Milton and Loblaw wants shoppers to know
  • New Milton high school named for Canada's first female engineer
  • 'SCARY': Ontario Premier Doug Ford government designates this Milton area a COVID-19 hotspot and some residents there can soon get a vaccine
  • Joseph Brant Hospital in Burlington ramping down non-urgent surgical care in response to critical care capacity
  • Corrections officer charged with sex assault
  • Major upgrade coming for Milton's Crawford Lake boardwalk
  • 4 at 4 – Halton news of the day for April 9, 2021
  • Milton corrections officer accused of sexually assaulting 2 inmates
  • No visitors at hospitals in Oakville and Milton as well as Georgetown until further notice due to COVID-19: Halton Healthcare

Tags

Arnold Huffman Community Halton Heritage History Huffman Milton Milton Council Milton Transitional Housing Milton Votes MTH Ontario Regional Councillor Town Town of Milton

Archives

Subscribe for Updates
Milton News & Updates
Copyright © 2021 Arnold Huffman