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Family day weekend featured the fun of a double-snowstorm, and many communities are still digging themselves out... In Jason Agnew's weekly chat with Mayor Marianne Meed Ward we got an update on how Burlington is doing.

Valentines day caps off this week, and what was once a day of hearts and chocolates has gotten a little more complicated for the kids... Here for a crash course in how to handle the day as a parent, is our parenting pundit Julie Cole.

A young Milton resident is using his imagination to give everyday materials a second life. Ainsley Soeterik has the story about Halton's aspiring puppet master.

It's official... Oakville pups like it ruff, in fact they are lining up for the ruff experience. Nikki Wesley went to find out why Oakville chamber of commerce's KPMG small business of 2024 has a client waiting list booked into next year and why ruff the dog barbershop is so unique? 

A new initiative in Halton schools is making sure no student goes hungry--without the stigma. It's part of Halton Food for Thought's Feeduary campaign, where students serve snacks to anyone who needs them - no questions asked. As Nikki Wesley reports, it's a simple way to fight food insecurity with dignity.

Milton just got a whole lot cheesier, in the best way possible. Big Mama's & Papa's Pizzeria is now serving up its famous massive pies right in the heart of Milton. Whether you're craving a classic slice or a pizza big enough to feed a crowd, this new hotspot promises to deliver.

The Milton Public Library is making an effort to contribute to the knowledge of black history. Last weekend, the main branch hosted an event called "Black Brilliance" where teens got to research and create a poster about anyone from the black community who stands out for them.

Here on Halton News, we regularly check in with Milton's Mayor, Gord Krantz. But this time, he--along with the mayors of Caledon and Burlington--made headlines at a rally against proposed gravel quarries rumoured to be returning to the region. Jason Agnew spoke to Mayor Krantz to discuss the history and latest developments in this ongoing debate.

The Coldest Night of the Year is a winteriffic family-friendly fundraising walk, in support of local charities. In North Oakville, the community is working towards their goal, in hopes to support their cause. Ainsley Soeterik has the story.