 By Staff
November 28th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
 Winter Break Camp | Jan. 2 – 5
Camp runs January 2 – 5, from 9am – 4pm at Joseph Brant Museum.
The cost is $55/day, or $200 for the week. Museum members receive 10% off. Camp is designed for children between 5 – 12 years old. The theme is “Sailing the Seven Seas”. Campers will venture to classical civilizations, the Viking era, and the Polynesian islands!
Program list: Registration link below;
Click HERE to register
 By Staff
November 16th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
The Coca-Cola® Holiday Caravan just embarked on its national tour today and will be coming to Burlington on Wednesday, November 22, to bring a taste of the holidays to the city this holiday season.
Guests will get to enjoy an interactive, festive experience including a meet and greet and free holiday photo with Santa, and a complimentary Coca-Cola beverage or hot chocolate or latte made with fairlife milk.
 By Pepper Parr
November 14th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
November the 28th, the Festival of Lights go on – those sentry’s that guard parts of Lakeshore Road will be on until January 8th.
 Guarding Spencer Smith Park The Christmas tree on Civic Square will be lit on November 26th at 6:00 pm followed by a Candle Light Stroll to Spencer Smith Park.
There will be all kinds of things for people to do that evening.
Joseph Brant museum will have roof top viewing; if you haven’t had that experience – look into it – well worth the time.
By Pepper Parr
October 14th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
 Two of the better known photographers are hosting a little reception for our exhibition and we’re hoping many friends will be there to see the show and visit. There will be coffee, tea and the famous AGB cookies!
Those AGB cookies might be a reason to avoid this opportunity but take a chance – Frank Myers and Rolly Astrom have consistently produced first class photography – each in their own niches.
Astrom did a superb series of photographs of male and female dancers. His ability to catch that poetic moment is to be appreciated and admired. Convincing the dancer to work with him is a superb example of two artists working together.
Frank Meyers travels the country looking for those scenes that few were ever going to see – the grain elevator in Herbert that will never again see as much as a bushel basket of grain gets captured showing its strength and dominance over thousands of prairie grain fields.
Event takes place between 2 and 4 p.m. in the Fireside Room at the Art Gallery of Burlington on Sunday the 15th of October.
A chance to view the work these two men have done is a treat. But take a pass on those cookies.
 By Staff
August 10th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
The City’s fall and winter adult recreational programs will be opening for registration on Aug. 19 at 9 a.m. Youth programs, aquatic leadership and swimming lessons will be opening for registration at 11 a.m. All programs are viewable online now.
Aquatic leadership programs open for registration include spring 2024 programs.
View registration information at burlington.ca/recreation.
 Registration Dates and Program Highlights
Date Time Program
Saturday, Aug. 19 9 a.m. • Adult 19+ and Adult 55+ fall and winter programs
• Variety of in-person indoor and virtual opportunities
• Sports, games, fitness, creative activities, music programs, social events, discussion and learning programs
• Log in and register at liveandplay.burlington.ca.
Saturday, Aug. 19 11 a.m. • Fall and winter youth programs
• Fall swimming lessons
• Fall, winter and spring aquatic leadership
• Log in and register at liveandplay.burlington.ca.
Non-resident registration opens Aug. 25 at 9 a.m.
Fall and winter private music lesson registration is open now at liveandplay.burlington.ca.
Registration for Winter 2024 swimming lessons will take place starting on Dec. 2, 2023.
 Assisted Registration
Residents who need extra support or do not have online access to register for programs can call 905-335-7738 for staff-assisted telephone registrations Aug. 19 and Aug. 20 at 9 a.m. This service is only available to those who need help and cannot register online.
The Recreation customer service team is also available through email at liveandplay@burlington.ca. Phone and email support is available Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and weekends 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
In-person registration is available starting Sunday following the launch at Tansley Woods Community Centre, and starting Monday, at Burlington Seniors’ Centre and other recreation customer service counters.
For more information on how to set up an account or register online, visit burlington.ca/registration.
Recreation Fee Assistance
Recreation is for all, regardless of financial situation. Recreation Fee Assistance is funding made available to resident individuals or families who need help to pay for City of Burlington recreation programs. For more information or to apply, visit burlington.ca/feeassistance.
Renee Kulinski-McCann, Manager, Recreation Services adds: “We have a lot of great programs for everyone. I really encourage people to take a look at our online catalogue. You may be pleasantly surprised at some of the different recreational programs we offer, and you might find one you want to try. It’s a great way to stay active in the community, meet new people and have fun.”
Links and Resources
burlington.ca/feeassistance
burlington.ca/registration
By Staff
August 9th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
THE CONCERT TRUCK will be presenting 10 free 30-minute performances across Burlington.
See it is as a Mobile Concert Experience taking place across the city brtween Wednesday August 9, through to Sunday August 13, 2023
 Burloak Park: Wed Aug 9 at Noon
Berton Park: Wed Aug 9 at 7pm
Chartwell Lakeshore Retirement (5314 Lakeshore Rd.): Thu Aug 10 at Noon
BPAC Outdoor Plaza: Thu Aug 10 at 2pm
Burlington Mall: Fri Aug 11 at 4pm
Civic Square: Fri Aug 11 at 6pm
BPAC Outdoor Plaza: Sat Aug 12 at 1pm and 3:30pm
BPAC Outdoor Plaza: Sun Aug 13 at 1pm and 3:30pm
All Concert Truck events are free to attend!
The Concert Truck is a mobile music venue that strengthens communities by redefining the concert experience and making live music accessible to all. Created by pianists Nick Luby and Susan Zhang, the project aims to engage diverse communities and audiences nationwide with thoughtful, timely programming, and works with arts organizations of all sizes to build a critical presence in their communities.
The Concert Truck is a 16-foot box truck and a fully functioning mobile concert hall, complete with lights, sound system, and piano. Nick, Susan and the truck have toured across the country, partnering with arts organizations to help build their presence in the communities they serve by presenting concerts in city streets, music and arts festivals, schools, neighbourhoods, parks and beyond.
 By Pepper Parr
August 7th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
It took Darryl Fowler just about a month to pull together the people that worked with him on getting the local food drive going.
When he set things up for the Friday start he asked the Burlington Food Bank for a hamper to put what was donated in. They delivered a big blue container – mid day Saturday he knew they were going to need more – not sure the Food Bank would be open on the weekend – he turned to his network and before the end of the day three more bins were in place.
It became really clear – Darryl leaned on his network – people he deals with on a regular basis and they all answered the call.
 Stuff just kept coming in – $3000 in gift cards. Darryl & Hannah Fowler – have three children; a four year old, a 2 ½ and a 1 ½. Hanna was a stay at home Mother but is looking forward to returning to the bank she has worked at for a number of years.
Darryl bought their first home in Hamilton, did very well on the sale of that home in 2017 which made it financially possible to move to Burlington. They don’t even think about moving anywhere else.
Darryl has been in HVAC all his working life. There were some labour difficulties during the early part of Covid and Darryl thought this was a good time to strike out on his own.
He describes himself is as a one man shop with good talent that he uses on an as needed basis.
 Four bins and half a tonne of food later – the photo op was earned. “I am a people person, I like doing things with and for people – being on my own means I don’t have to spend time managing staff – all my effort goes into keeping customers happy.
He rent space at a storage facility – thinks maybe at some point he will open up a shop but at this point he thinks working on his own is best for him and his customers.
 Darryl Fowler takes the shop with him when calling on a customer. What he is finding however is that the cost of everything has increased: gas, parts, food – he knows everyone is feeling the same pinch.
He makes heavy use of social media and has a five star Google rating. His approach is “if they support me – I support them.
Julie Neal, who worked at setting a record for a bottle drive she and her husband took on in 2021 was part of that supporting network – a bit of a cluster there.
Burlington Together with its massive following was a part of making this happen. Burlington Dads were there as well.
These groups work independently; at the same time they are part of a collective that are more than an arms length from city hall.
This is what real community is all about.
 By Staff
August 4th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
If you thought arborists were people who came out to look at your trees and give you some advice and direction and at times told you you were not permitted to do what you wanted to do – pause and see them as sports people who climb trees competitively.
The will be competing at LaSalle park mid September – mark your calendars – this should be something exciting to watch.
The Ontario Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA Ontario) hosts its annual tree climbing championship Friday September 15 & Saturday September 16, 2023 at LaSalle Park 50 North Shore Blvd E, Burlington. At this fun, competitive, spectator-friendly event, professional tree climbers from across Ontario will compete for the title of top climber in the province.
 Krista Strating: 2018 International Tree Climbing Champion from the ISA Ontario Chapter. This unique event showcases arborists in action demonstrating the exceptional skills required for professional tree work. Competitors will perform five different preliminary events simulating the skills required to work safely and efficiently in the trees. From a timed speed climb, a targeted throwline toss, a work climb, an ascent event using specialized equipment and an aerial rescue, each challenge gives climbers a chance to demonstrate their incredible skills.
The climbers who score the highest during these preliminary contests will compete in the Masters’ Challenge. In this final round, the winners (top male and female) will be crowned the Ontario Champions. They’ll earn the honour of representing Ontario at the 2023 International Tree Climbing Championship (ITCC).
This FREE event is open to the public and starts 1:00 PM on Friday September 15 and runs through Saturday September 16 at 5:00 PM.
 By Staff
August 3rd, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
 Saturday, August 5th at Spencer Smith Park.
This is not something you want to miss.
The 2023 Halton Freedom Celebration Festival is celebrating the 189th year of Emancipation throughout the British Commonwealth, bringing together musical acts, children’s activities, cultural art, food, crafts, and heritage, historical, genealogical, and multi-cultural groups, promoting inclusivity and community integration.
The multi-cultural ambience is infused with Canadian R&B, Reggae, Soul, Funk, African, Ska, Soca and Pop Artists with some of our country’s finest musicians.
Festivities are from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. Please bring lawn chairs, sunshade, appetite, and dancewear for optimal enjoyment.
Click here to learn more about the 2023 participating musicians.
 By Pepper Parr
July 21st, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
There are two things to look for and be aware of during the coming weekend.
 This ramp, along with others, will be closed for the weekend. The full closure of Niagara-bound traffic on the QEW Burlington Skyway for critical repairs, beginning Saturday, July 22 at 10 p.m. to Sunday, July 23 at 11:30 a.m.
Advance signing and notification will be provided to motorists so they can plan an alternate route.
Travellers can visit http://511on.ca/ or @511Ontario for updates on work and traffic impacts.
The QEW Burlington Skyway will remain open during the August long weekend.
 Expect good crowds at the Food Trucks set up in Spencer Smith Park this weekend. Then – there are 30 Food Trucks that will set up in Spencer Smith Park this weekend.
Burlington Food Truck Festival is BACK FOR 3 DAYS! 30 Food Trucks will be serving up some of the best food from the country, this is a festival you won’t want to miss! Show some of your Burlington love by bringing your friends and family. Oh and don’t forget, there will be FREE ADMISSION, cold beer, delicious food, and local performers.
Jul 21: 5pm – 10pm
Jul 22: 12pm – 10pm
Jul 23: 12pm – 8pm
By Staff
July 20th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
You spent the time you needed to plant your garden and in the weeks ahead you will harvest and put some fresh produce on the table.
 What about the seeds for next year’s garden?
Get the most out of your flourishing garden plants by harvesting their seeds this summer.
In this workshop, get to know the basics of seed collection, cleaning, sorting, and storage. Learn about cross pollination and ways to avoid surprises next season.
The talk covers popular vegetables as well as ornamental plants—and you’ll create some secure, no-tape seed packets to take home!
Sunday, July 30th, 2:00 to 3:00 pm
Link to sign up HERE
 By Pepper Parr
July 19th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
We wrote yesterday about taking part in the 2023-24 United Way Campaign for the Halton Hamilton community – inviting you to assemble a team and see how well you do at pulling a 200,000 Airbus A300 50 yards along the tarmac at the Hamilton International Airport.
Today we want to give you a glimpse of what the money you raise is going to do. In one of those – a picture is worth 1000 words – here is what you will be doing.
Related news story:
Can you pull a 200,000 airplane 50 yards
 By Staff
July 18th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
What’s a nurdle? And what do you do with it should you find one?
Nurdles are small pellets that are the first step in the process of making any plastic thing. Your plastic containers, bags, and bottles were all once nurdles.
 By Pepper Parr
July 18th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
 For those who want a bite to eat – Curb Side will be there.
It is the best summer event deal in the city. Might not draw the mobs that Sound of Music pulls in but for a great entertainment day – ‘Jazz on the Plaza’ is tops
Highly anticipated annual community event, showcases a series of emerging and established Canadian musicians in an al fresco setting.
Tammy Fox, Executive Director of the operation has taken it all a step further with the inclusion of a Food Truck. Curbside will be on hand for those that want a little more than the bar offers.
The performers for each of the two day event are:
Saturday August 12th
 Elise LeGrow – a Canadian vocal powerhouse ELISE LEGROW
Sat Aug 12, 2023 at 2pm
With a raspy, spellbinding style and elegant, dynamic mystique, Elise LeGrow is the Canadian powerhouse defying pop culture chronology, wowing Questlove, Betty Wright, and a crew of R&B legends along the way.
 Heather Bambrick Sat Aug 12, 2023 at 4pm
Heather Bambrick, one of Canada’s top Jazz vocalists, has collaborated with some of the best around and has appeared as a guest performer with numerous Jazz ensembles. If you’re a CBC listener you will know her well
Sunday August 13th
 Ori Dagan ORI DAGAN
Sun Aug 13, 2023 at 2pm
Award-winning jazz singer-songwriter Ori Dagan has attracted a dedicated and growing audience, both in his native Toronto and internationally.
 Micah Barnes and Billy Newton Davis Micah Barnes and Billy Newton Davis: Former Nylons in Concert
Sun Aug 13, 2023 at 4pm
This show features Billy Newton Davis performing “Sammy & Me” about his real-life experience working with Sammy Davis Jr., and Micah Barnes taking you on the roller coaster ride of his career in “Micah at The Sands Hotel”!
By Pepper Parr
July 18th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
Healthy communities are places where people who need help are given the help they need. In Canada the organization that does that best is the United Way. Today the organization is an international network of over 1,800 local nonprofit fundraising affiliates.
In 1887, a Denver woman, a priest, two ministers and a rabbi got together… It sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, but they didn’t walk into a bar; what they did do was recognize the need to work together in new ways to make Denver a better place.
Every year local branches hold a fund raising drive – giving the average person an opportunity to share what they have with others who don’t have what they need.
It begins with a tug-of-war – your team pulling a 202,000 pound Airbus A300 fifty yards along the tarmac at the Hamilton International Airport.
The United Way Halton & Hamilton together with UPS®, invite you to the 5th Annual Plane Pull on September 16th, 2023.
How It Works
Each team will get one opportunity to pull the plane 50 feet across the tarmac in the shortest amount of time.
The team with the shortest combined time wins bragging rights and great prizes!
Prizes will be awarded to the three fastest teams, top team and individual fundraisers, and teams with the most spirit (costumes are encouraged!)
Bring your friends, colleagues and family!
Whether you are pulling the plane or cheering from the sidelines, there are plenty of family-friendly activities to keep everyone entertained including a face painting, bouncy castle, food trucks, and more!
Don’t think you have the muscles to pull the plane but still want to contribute? Join us as an event sponsor! Contact Sarah Hodgson -shodgson@uwhh.ca
First – Register on line – you can do that HERE; then start fund raising.
There is no registration fee; each team must fundraise at least $1,500 to be eligible for prizing. This counts towards your workplace campaign total.
Once you have registered, your individual fundraising page makes it easy to approach your friends, family, and neighbours to help you reach your goal. Tax receipts will be provided for donations over $25.
Participants will be asked to share their experience on social media: follow @UnitedWayHH using #LocalLove
Now you start the fund raising.
Send your custom fundraising page to your family and friends to help you reach your personal goal!
Each participant is encouraged to raise a minimum of $1,000 to help reach our collective goal of $225,000 to support those in need throughout our community .
Next step – Register is as an individual or is as a member of a team.
Everything has Rules and Regulations.
Maximum of 15 people per team, must be 18 or older to participate.
 The Royal Bank Team pulling the Airbus A300 at the Hamilton International Airport. Each team will get one opportunity to pull the plane 50 feet across the tarmac in the shortest amount of time. The team with the shortest combined time wins bragging rights and great prizes!
Prizes will be awarded to the three fastest teams, top team and individual fundraisers, and teams with the most spirit (costumes are encouraged!)
The United Way is a great community service organization. In the days ahead we will tell you all about what they do. who they help and – where the funds raised are spent.
A number of years ago all the local United Way organizations realized that there was strength in number – that resulted in the Burlington, Oakville, Milton, Halton Hills and Hamilton organizations merged and became UWHH – United Way Halton Hamilton with a goal of raising $11 million this year.
By Staff
July 17th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
Burlington’s Heritage Advisory Committee invites you to take part in an exciting lineup of activities for Heritage Week, Aug. 5-12, 2023. In honour of Burlington’s 150th anniversary, a special week of heritage events are planned, focusing on sites that have shaped Burlington throughout its history.
A detailed schedule of all the events taking place during Heritage Week, including locations and how to register, is set out below:
Registration is open between July 10 to 28. All are welcome.
Schedule of events
Heritage Week is organized by the members of Heritage Burlington, in collaboration with the Burlington Historical Society, Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington Public Library, Burlington Museums, Beach Canal Lighthouse, Freeman Station, Halton Black History Awareness Society, Heritage Services – Halton Region, and David Craig of History Pix, along with a growing list of other organizations.
 Michele Camacho, Chair, Heritage Burlington Michele Camacho, Chair, Heritage Burlington, one of the really good examples of what an Advisory Committee can achieve said: “Heritage Week is a time to celebrate the many aspects of Burlington’s various heritages. The celebrations are even more special this year, as Burlington celebrates its sesquicentennial anniversary. Heritage Burlington is so glad to be able to welcome the community to take part in a fantastic lineup of events to mark this milestone. Thank you to our civic partners, community groups, and volunteers who make learning more about the history of our community interesting and fun. A special thanks to Marsha Paley, Co-Vice Chair of the Heritage Burlington Advisory Committee for her leadership.”
By Pepper Parr
July 14th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
The City announced the 2023 recipients of the Neighbourhood Community Matching Fund (NCMF).
 It was a number of years ago but these four lads, working with their parents got funding to improve the ball diamond at the park next to their school. The fund was created to inspire Burlington residents to actively champion projects in the community to improve, build and strengthen the social contract and enhance the quality of life for everyone.
Bringing neighbourhoods and communities together to make new connections and create a sense of belonging is just as important as the project itself.
The funds objectives are:
- Improve, build and strengthen Burlington neighbourhoods
- Create a greater sense of belonging
- Foster individual well-being and community pride
- Inspire residents to become more actively involved in the community
- Build stronger relationships
Public Pollinator Garden ($3,640)
This project aims to create a public pollinator garden at Port Nelson United Church. The pollinator garden will provide a safe and nurturing environment for pollinators while enhancing the beauty of the area.
Burlington Tennis Club ($5,000)
This project aims to install and provide outdoor public Wi-Fi and web cameras in the west end of Central Park, near the Burlington Tennis Club.
Sycamore Park Neighbours ($9,981)
This project aims to build a bumping space within Sycamore Park in the Palmer community. Bumping spaces are places where people can “bump” into neighbours. It allows informal interactions with community members, meet-ups with friends and forming friendships and connections. The project includes three round metal picnic tables, one of which will be accessible for those who use wheelchairs, and a sensory garden. Sensory gardens are intended to stimulate sight, sound and touch.
On balance this is a good program. On occasion a bit too much goes to well established community groups but on occasation the department takes a chance on something different – the bumping stations could be interesting.
For more information on the Neighbourhood Community Matching Fund, visit burlington.ca/matchingfund.
 By Staff
July 13th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
 Are they having fun? If you’re looking for some summer fun but aren’t part of a summer camp this year, the Art Gallery of Burlington is offering Stroller Tours each Thursday from 10 – 10:30 AM.
They meet inside the doors of the Lakeshore Roads entrance and for the first ten minutes of touring, ten minutes of story time, then ten more minutes of exploring.
For those who have not yet had an opportunity to introduce their children ti an art gallery – this is a nice way to get them started.
A special way to experience art together.
 By Staff
July 13th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
The Burlington Performing Arts Centre (‘BPAC’) is seeking local performance-based artists and collectives to participate in our 2023 Culture Days ‘Live & Local’ Artist Showcase on Saturday, September 23rd at BPAC.
 Selected artists will also be considered for participation in BPAC’s 23/24 Season ‘Live & Local’ Series. This call is open to all Burlington-based artists, in any performing arts discipline. This includes, but is not limited to, music (all genres), dance, theatre, comedy and family entertainment.
Burlington-area emerging, community-based artists are invited to apply, and we encourage applications from Indigenous, equity-seeking and racialized communities. The creation of BPAC’s Live & Local Artist Development Initiative program is intended to support local artists and to connect artists and the community through activation, engagement and presentation opportunities.
Applicants should be Burlington-based or strongly affiliated with the City. Examples would include artists who work, live or go to school within the City, or who are connected to the Indigenous heritage of the land.
Applications are now being accepted. Deadline for submission is Friday, August 4th, 2023.
The application form can be accessed HERE
‘LIVE & LOCAL’ ARTIST SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- What is your performing arts discipline? (Music, Singing, Dance, Theatre, Drama, etc.)
- Provide a list of past performances in the Burlington area (indicate paid or volunteer)
- Describe your artistic goals and how the LIVE & LOCAL program could contribute to your success as an emerging artist (Max. 100 words).
- Supporting Materials – Please provide two (2) digital samples of your work and website link.
Artists will be provided with an honorarium and technical support. Showcase performances will be approximately 30 minutes in length each, and BPAC staff will determine which venue is most suitable for your showcase performance (Community Studio Theatre, Main Theatre, Family Lobby or Outdoor Plaza).
BPAC’s Live & Local Series is generously sponsored by Daniel Durst of Desjardins Insurance.
 By Dannielle Cousland
July 12th, 2023
BURLINGTON, ON
The Burlington Ontario area is an excellent place for sports fans. It has many professional sports teams and lots of people who love sports. Burlington, Ontario, is one of these places. It has some top sports spots where people can watch or play different sports. From cycling and soccer to golf and football, these places have seen many sports events and helped local athletes improve their skills.
These sports places in Burlington are not just for athletes, though. They’re also for everyone in the community who wants to get moving, stay fit, and have fun.
For those fans who desire to take their love for games up a notch, exploring the betting options here at Cloudbet can add an exciting dimension to the experience.
 Thousands of people use the Velodrome as their base when they bike through the hundreds of miles of country roads. The facility has bicycle storage space as well. The Mattamy National Cycling Centre
The Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Milton, Ontario, distinguishes itself as a paramount track cycling facility. Established for the 2015 Pan American Games, the Centre stands as Canada’s first-ever indoor velodrome following the UCI regulations and the second such facility in North America, joining the prestigious ranks of the VELO Sports Center in Los Angeles.
The indoor cycling arena sports a 250-meter timber track incorporating two high banks angled at 42 degrees.
Originally, the Velodrome hosted 2,500 spectators during the games. Post-event, it transformed into a home base for Cycling Canada’s national track cycling program, reducing its seating capacity to 1,500.
Supplementing the cycling track, the facility integrates a diverse recreational space, including a fully-equipped cardio and strength training fitness centre, a group fitness studio, a 300-meter walking/jogging track, and three courts dedicated to volleyball, basketball, and badminton.
Glen Abbey Golf Club
Public golfers and ClubLink members can avail themselves of the world-class facilities at Glen Abbey Golf Club, a renowned golfing destination since the turn of the millennium. This exceptional venue has witnessed unforgettable moments, including Tiger Woods’ shot of the year from a fairway bunker on the 72nd hole of the Canadian Open in 2000, leading to his victory by a single stroke.
 A Jack Nicklaus design – a place where Tiger Woods played some of his best ever golf. Glen Abbey made headlines in 2009 as the 25th RBC Canadian Open host. This landmark event marked the 100th playing of Canada’s national championship, further cementing the Club’s status in the annals of PGA Tour events.
Oakville Soccer Club
 Awarded Ontario Soccer’s Gold Standard for Club Excellence Founded in 1972, the Oakville Soccer Club has become Canada’s largest amateur soccer club. It boasts a thriving community of over 19,000 participants and over 900 volunteer and professional coaches. The Club operates from a sprawling 100,000-square-foot indoor soccer facility on Pine Glen Road in North Oakville.
Recognizing its high standards, the Oakville Soccer Club was awarded Ontario Soccer’s Gold Standard for Club Excellence and the Genworth Community Builder of the Year Award at the 2018 Oakville Awards for Business Excellence.
Nelson Stadium
Nelson Stadium, an outdoor sports facility in Burlington, Ontario, offers a multifaceted venue for sports enthusiasts. The stadium is operated by Nelson High School and owned by the Halton District School Board and accommodates up to 1,500 spectators.
Final Thoughts
Burlington and the surrounding communities truly shines as a sports destination. The top-notch facilities offer an impressive variety of opportunities for sports lovers. Not only do these venues stage exciting events and competitions, but they also contribute to the local community by encouraging everyone to stay active and enjoy sports.
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