Performing Arts Centre is now accepting nominations for its 2023 Hall of Fame Inductee.

By Staff April 3rd, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   Established in 2013, The Burlington Performing Arts Centre’s Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have made significant […]

Five people running for school board seats - more expected

By Pepper Parr April 3rd, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   There are now five candidates running for the Burlington Wards 1&2 trustee seat on the Halton […]

Major development in the east end of the city back on the table; revised proposal to be presented at community meeting

By Pepper Parr April 3, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON The Gazette has been advised that this meeting is not for the general public – it is […]

Council extends the maximum delegation time limit to 15 minutes on April 1st

By The Usual Suspects April 1st, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   In a surprise move, Burlington City Council voted unanimously to revise its procedural bylaw following […]

A sound that makes the start of a day really nice

By Pepper Parr April 1st, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   Have you heard this guy chirping away as you stepped out of the house to get […]

Award winning short haul carrier has begun to think about how they will upgrade their 100 truck fleet to EV

By Pepper Parr April 1st, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   We all know about it. Those who believe it want to do something about it. Those […]

I just had to share this. What a way to do breakfast - yards from the edge of the lake

By Pepper Parr March 31st, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   Pancakes on a Sunday morning has always been an idea that I liked – but I […]

Four foot tree giveaway on the 29th of April - Register now the supply is limited

By Staff March 31st, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   The City of Burlington and BurlingtonGreen are hosting Earth Day activities at various locations throughout the city. […]

A Poetry Pop Up outside city hall on Saturday

By Staff March 31st, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   Burlington Public Library is hosting a Poetry Pop-up outside of Burlington City Hall tomorrow to kick off […]

Robbie Brydon declares as a candidate for the Wards 1&2 seat on public school board

By Staff March 31st, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   Robbie Brydon has announced his candidacy for School Board Trustee in Burlington Wards 1 and 2. Brydon […]

Burlington Teen Tour Band doing a two performance Concert on Sunday

By Staff March 31st, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   They are the Toast of the Town. They take the name of the city wherever they go […]

Blood Services asking donors to make an appointment -supplies tend to run low during holidays

By Staff March 30th, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   Come the day that you need a blood transfusion – that is the day you will appreciate […]

You didn't need to know about why they said nothing that the public could understand.

By Pepper Parr March 30th, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   That quickie that was really quick – under nine minutes. City Council was faced with a […]

Make Magic: Turn a $10 donation into creating $125 worth of food that gets distributed to those in need.

By Pepper Parr March 30th, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON This is a tough one to turn down. If helping out those who need to use a […]

Mayor calls it an eye opener: A $36 million dollar hit on development charges and a $335 million hit on parkland dedication

By Pepper Parr March 29th, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   There are a number of issues in play that will have a massive impact on how […]

How to Use a Credit Card to Your Advantage

By Staff March 29th, 2023 BURLINGTON,ON   Using a credit card to your advantage can be a great way to build up your credit score, […]

The number of unfavourable year-end revenue losses part of the year end report

By Pepper Parr March 29th, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   How did the treasurer keep the city’s financial situation above water. A statement put out by […]

Council wants to consider licensing rentals as a way to control AirBnB situations: Aldershot resident would love to see that happen

By Pepper Parr March 29th, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   Getting on the agenda at Tuesday’s Standing Committee took a special motion but Aldershot resident Chris […]

Suggesting that trees could be a bond between developers and those who want the Millcroft golf course property just as it is

By Pepper Parr March 28th, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   Daintry Klein Daintry Klein, delegating before a Standing Committee this morning decided to see the developers […]

Long term plan for recreation and culture: how to factor in climate change and major population growth

By Pepper Parr March 28th, 2023 BURLINGTON, ON   It goes back to 2009, long time for a Master Plan to be developed and presented […]