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Suzanne Carte is Changing the Art Gallery of Burlington One Inclusive Show at a Time

By Doreen Nicoll September 4th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON Suzanne Carte is Changing the Art Gallery of Burlington One Inclusive Show at a Time When […]

Seniors invited to breakfast at the Seniors' Centre - September 14th.

There is nothing fancy about the place. It's simple, serves the purpose with a bus stop almost outside the door and plenty of parking. And the kitchen will rustle you up a sandwich if you're hungry. The Seniors like it the way it is.

By Pepper Parr September 4th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON A “hearty” breakfast “among friends” at the Seniors’ Centre A change in tone here. The Bistro, […]

Is Burlington a migration friendly city? Port Nelson United Church and the Roseland Community Organization are sponsoring a speakers series on the subject.

By Staff September 3rd, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON Most churches have an Outreach program. Some work with under-served groups in the city. Others focus on […]

EPIC Tour Cycling Event on Sunday the 7th - some road closures.

By Staff September 3rd, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON Motorists are reminded that thousands of cyclists will be out on Sunday September 8, 2019 from 7:00 […]

Culture days

By Staff September 1st, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON The City of Burlington’s public art program has selected seven professional artists and artist teams that submitted […]

Yes We Do at the Performing Ats Centre - a delight you won't want to miss - September 21st

By Pepper Parr August 30th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON We saw the talent from Community Living when they were part of the Performing Arts Centre […]

Pin ball machines will be operational at the Brant Museum on October 6th.

By Pepper Parr August 28th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON Updated We now know when the first SPECIAL EXHIBITION will take place at the transformed Brant Museum. […]

Corn on the cob - a summer delight and an amazing plant.

By Pepper Parr August 22, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON For most of us – corn on the cob is something that is a summer-time favourite. […]

Steward of Sheldon Creek supports social activist who told the story about by law abuses.

By Vince Fiorito August 20th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON I agree with Doreen Nicol’s recent Burlington Gazette article. City policy appears to harass people doing […]

An astonishing record of public service.

By Staff August 19th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON A picture is said to be worth 1,000 words – How about $84,000? Food and funds – […]

What a bummer! Dofasco Waterjet Plaza at Spencer Smith Park Closed.

Kids + water = fun and noise - all part of the Halton Children's Water Festival. A full day of fun at a cost of $5 per student.

By Staff August 16th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON Due to an unexpected mechanical failure at the Dofasco Waterjet Plaza at Spencer Smith Park, the spray […]

An 'exceptional donut' from an exceptional donut maker.

By Staff August 16th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON The Sunshine Doughnut Company has created a delicious, limited edition, doughnut to promote the upcoming Exhibition Opening […]

Retiring head of the Brant Museum takes a final big smoke

By Staff August 15th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON Elder Garry Sault of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation shares a traditional smudging ceremony with […]

It was close to a perfect weekend - with two wonderful events - both free.

By Pepper Parr August 12th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON How did the weekend go? It was a honey of a weekend – the weather worked […]

The transformed Brant Museum will be open to the public September 15th - free admission from noon to 4:00 pm

By Staff August 6th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON The rendering – the real thing will be opened to the public on September 15th. The re-opening […]

Barb Teatero takes part in her last Brant festival at LaSalle Park as the Director of Burlington's Museums.

By Pepper Parr August 6th, 2019 BURLINGTON, ON Revisions were made to this story correcting the length of time Barb Teatero served with the Museum […]