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April is parkinson's awareness month. Parkinson's disease is one of the most common neurodegenerative disorders in the world. Nikki Wesley shares this truly inspiring story of one woman's determination and perseverance after a diagnosis.

HIEC was host to their 21st annual women as career coaches event last night and it was a full house, despite the ice storm! Jessica Kaitting reports.

The federal election is coming up on April 28th, and the city of Burlington has laid out federal priorities for candidates, but since this isn't a municipal election, Jason Agnew asked mayor Marianne Meed Ward why the city would issue this statement?

It's unfortunate that our favourite memories are often hidden away in storage boxes, not only taking up space, but often left unseen and at risk of damage. For those of you ready to free up some physical space without losing the memories, Rachel Duncan of Duncan Digital Docs is here to help.

A local author's second cook book is in the works and hopes to help new moms get the nutrition they need to support them through the exhausting days with newborns. Nikki Wesley headed to the photo shoot where Lindsay Taylor was capturing the new recipes for her upcoming book.

From tiny kicks to big leaps, Sportball is helping Oakville's youngest athletes build skills that go beyond the gym. Through a mix of creative play and sport fundamentals, kids are learning coordination, teamwork, and confidence. and as we found out, the parents are getting just as much out of it as their little ones. Doug Glazebrook has more.

April 2nd is D-day for US tariff's and every level of Canadian government is bracing themselves for what is thought to be inevitable yet unpredictable. In Jason Agnew's monthly chat with Ann Lawlor, he asked the Mayor what preparations Halton Hills has put in place.

It's the beginning of April, and as always, for the Burlington Library that means a full schedule of new presentations and workshops geared around this month's big theme. Jessica Kaitting spoke with the library's CEO Lita Barrie at their central branch earlier today:

Distress Centre Halton has been helping the local community for 50 years. Nikki Wesley takes a look back at the history of this organization.