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In an industry known for early mornings and long seasons, a different kind of work is happening after the harvest. Women are carving out space to support each other and redefine success on their own terms.

Last week it was the elementary students showing off their technical skills and this week it's the secondary students. Here is some of the wide variety of talented tech students that Halton has to offer.

Since 1983, Walkers Chocolates has been serving up tasty treats for those in and around south Halton. With Easter fast approaching, now is the perfect time to pay them a visit.

While at the Canadian Club of Halton, Ron MacLean recounts a controversial game between the Burlington Eagles and the Oakville Rangers.

Pediatrics has always been important to nurse Megan Walker, whose quest to help those with special needs has taken her all the way to Africa. There she helped in teaching nurses and other health care professionals, with the main goal being to set up a multidisciplinary health care centre in Africa.

Mayor of Burlington Marianne Meed Ward responds to the recent Federal-Provincial partnership that aims to lift development charges. The Mayor later goes on to discuss a recent traffic safety and congestion roundtable as well as City Talk.

This morning at Venture X in Burlington, the Provincial Government announced tax cuts to help provide stability and support for small businesses.

Parenting Pundit Julie Cole lays out how parents can best handle pranks that their kids might be scheming up. She also offers some guidelines to make sure that April Fools Day is fun and safe for everyone.

On the first of April the United Way branches of Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk, Hamilton and Halton, and Niagara will merge to form the United Way Golden Horseshoe. The interim President and CEO of United Way, Brad Park, addresses possible concerns over this amalgamation.