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It was a very busy week at Burlington City Hall with the Committee of the Whole chiming in on... you guessed it, the trade war... Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward provides details.

Matilda the musical is based on Ronald Dahl's classic novel, it is embellished with character backstories and an entire score of energetic musical numbers. Burloak theatre group is preparing hit the stage Oakville centre for performing arts centre tomorrow night for a full run of performance through the weekend. Nikki Wesley dropped into their PJ day rehearsal to find out more about the star cast members.

After winning a by-election and then having to run again in the provincial election Zee Hamid has had quite a busy year, but he is now able to settle into his role as Milton MPP... and he was also appointed as the associate minister of auto theft and bail reform as part of the ministry of the solicitor general. Jason Agnew spoke with zee earlier today about his new position but first had to ask how the on-going tariff war is affecting his day to day.

The lions foundation of dog guides encompasses a facility for the training of canines who make a world of difference to individuals living with disabilities, like vision, hearing or physical impairments. Reporter Ainsley Soeterick visited their open house to learn more.

A big announcement, a bit of fun, and a lot of money. Milton is putting partnerships to work in ways that go beyond the balance sheet. And it's all playing out at one of the town's most familiar spots. Doug Glazebrook brings us more.

Burlington's young soccer stars braved the rain this weekend for the third annual Skyway Series against cross-bridge rivals Hamilton United. Pierce Lang has the story from City View Park.

Hockey playoffs are wrapping up across the region and the Burlington Old Timers Hockey Club is no exception. The oldtimers are an over 35 league that boasts players all the way into their 80s. Nikki Wesley went to check out the final action this past weekend.

Opportunities to explore the world of computer coding in a friendly, yet competitive, environment – that's essentially what EurekaHACKS is all about. What makes it different is that it's one of very few "hack-a-thons" aimed at secondary school students, not those in university. Nearly 200 participants from across the GTA gathered at a high school in Oakville over the weekend to participate.

Helicopter, snowplow, gentle, and "FAFO"... All four of these are parenting styles. If you're a parent, can you even choose one or do they just come naturally to your own sensibilities?  All of this was up for discussion when Jason Agnew chatted with our parenting pundit Julie Cole.