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The third lockdown was announced for the province of Ontario and the struggling small business owners of the Town of Milton are saying enough is enough! Local business owners staged a peaceful protest by walking down main street and slowing down traffic in an effort to bring more awareness to their struggle during the pandemic. Here is an extended look at their thoughts on this difficult third lockdown and how it may be the last straw.

Having a baby during a pandemic brings a host of additional complications. New mommies are having to cope while missing out on having the support of a village.

"It's not a lockdown." Milton Regional Councillor Mike Cluett shares his thoughts about Ontario's 4-week "emergency brake". The provincial government made the announcement on April 1 in response to rising Covid-19 cases. To view full details of what this "emergency brake" entails, click here.

In this episode Conservation Ben and Professor Turkey Vulture show you how everyone's favourite pancake topping is made, straight from the Mountsberg sugar bush!

In this episode Professor turkey vulture gets expert guidance from Bushy "the forest expert" and answers the question, does tapping a maple tree for sap, hurt the tree?

In this episode Professor Turkey Vulture and Conservation Ben help to answer the question of where maple syrup comes from? They speak with Brenna "the Park Protector" who teaches kids on how special maple syrup is to Canada.

In this episode Mike Cluett talks with Scouter Ed Miedzybrocki about how kids and families can benefit from joining scouting and how local scout troops have weathered the pandemic.

In this episode Mike Cluett talks with Scouter Ed Miedzybrocki about how kids and families can benefit from joining scouting and how local scout troops have weathered the pandemic. www.scouts.ca

International Transgender Day of Visibility is celebrated annually on Mar. 31. In this story, Zoe Carey talks about the importance of today. Pflag Halton is hosting a peer support and celebration meeting on Zoom tonight to mark the occasion. It starts at 7pm. You have until 6:30pm to register, which you can do so by emailing Pflag at haltonon@pflagcanada.ca.

Wellington-Halton Hills MP and foreign affairs critic, Michael Chong is now forbidden to enter China after that country's ministry of foreign affairs announced sanctions on Mar. 27. This comes following MPs voting in favour of Chong's motion to declare China's treatment of the Uyghur people as genocide back in February. The sanctions were also placed on the House of Commons subcommittee on international human rights and other individuals and entities in the US. The sanctions also include prohibiting Chinese citizens and institutions from doing business with those who've been sanctioned.

Wellington-Halton Hills MP Michael Chong has been acclaimed as the Conservative candidate for the riding in the next federal election.

The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) has arrested an individual after an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the discovery of two deceased Georgetown residents in a house fire on Feb. 17, 2021.