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The trade war with the United States continues to be the hot news topic at any level of government, so in Jason Agnew's monthly update yesterday with Milton Mayor Gord Krantz he asked if Krantz has ever seen anything like this in his 60-years of government service.

The Burlington blast u19 double a ringette team hit the ice last night at Mainway arena. Nikki Wesley went to speak with the athletes as they prepare to head to the national championships at the end of the month.

St. Patrick's day is a day of tradition- for some, it's green beer. For Eddie Williams, It's a pair of good walking shoes and a 40-kilometre journey. He's been making this trek for almost half a century, and this year, we caught up with him to see how he's holding up.

Yesterday on Halton news we aired a story on the closure of Kellys bake shop on brant street in downtown Burlington. Since the owners announced they were being forced out of their current location the city of Burlington has received many complaints about the development. Earlier today Jason Agnew spoke with mayor Marianne Meed Ward to get an update on what is actually happening with the property in question... as the mayor explains, this should not have come as a surprise to the bake shop owners.

Adam Van Koeverden has been very vocal about his support for Mark Carney. Jason Agnew spoke with the Milton MP earlier today and asked why he is so firmly behind Canada's newest Prime Minister.

Nikki Wesley shares this story about a local teen using her baking talents to help improve the world around her.

JFE Shoji Canada is a Burlington based company that is the largest supplier of steel components for electrical transformers which distributes their goods in Canada, the US and Mexico. Jason Agnew spoke with CEO Ron Harper about how tariffs could impact logistics, supply chains and the impact on local manufacturing – both directly due to the tariffs, and the ripple effects tariffs would create.

Inter-personal skills that were a natural part of life in previous generations – ones that many may have taken for granted - are not as natural today. This is why a local entrepreneur is working with a group of teens. Larry La Gamba hopes to get them off their devices to work on building confidence communicating in-person, instead of electronically, during a "confidence bootcamp".

The Children's Aid Foundation of Halton marked its 35th anniversary with a call for more partnerships to help vulnerable children. Devan Murugan takes a closer at how the fundraising group is making a difference.

Ted Arnott has been a fixture in Halton Hills for 35 years, however it was October of last year that the longtime MPP announced he would not be seeking re-election, and thus the search began for the a new candidate to fill his seat. Among the candidates vying for the role were two young Halton Hills councillors. Ward 1's Alex Hilson running for the Ontario Liberal Party, and ward 2 councillor Joseph Racinsky representing the Progressive Conservatives. With the momentum of Doug Ford's re-election, Joseph Racinsky was successful in his election bid. Earlier this week Jason Agnew had the chance to chat with the newly elected MPP and started by asking about his rollercoaster political ride and recent election win.

It's starting to feel like spring, but it's been quite the ski season this winter... Despite the plentiful amounts of snow, for many kids with disabilities, a skiing experience could seem impossible. But at Glen Eden Ski Resort, the Ontario Track3 Adaptive Sports Association is helping children defy expectations and discover their full potential, one turn at a time.