A place to learn how to think differently finds the right spot for them in Lowville. Bring socks.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. June 16, 2013. They used to be located on Locust Street, half a block away from city hall – […]

THE Official Opening of the Brant Street Pier in Burlington, Ontario

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. June 15, 2013. It opened – indeed it did and the event was wonderful to watch, a delight to […]

Late comeback not enough as Bandits drop sixth straight

By Staff. BURLINGTON, ON. June 15, 2013. The four runs the Brantford Red Sox cashed in during the first inning proved all they would […]

Public about to watch the last phase of a political suicide in Ward 4. Dennison takes CoA decision to OMB.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. June 15th, 2013. He is going to do it. City Councillor Jack Dennison has decided he will appeal the […]

More than $14 million later – real number is $20 million – the pier opens and the people like it. It is a fine pier.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. June 14, 2013 For opening number two of the Brant Street Pier the God’s shone upon the city and […]

The music is fine and the living is easy – summer on the waterfront.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. June 14, 2013. The Saturday is the blowout day for the Sound of Music – the day they pull out […]

Damage to Appleby Line properties extensive – not visible from the road. Air park owner likes it that way.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. June 14, 2013. The damage to property as a result of the land fill being dumped at the airport […]

Police upgrade murder charge to first degree murder.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. June 14, 2015 As a result of further investigation, Halton Regional Police homicide detectives have determined the murder of Parmanand […]

Pier goes through a “soft opening” – a mushy experience but the public is going to like what they are paying for.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. June 14, 2013 Burlington seems to like soft openings. The city did that with the Performing Arts Centre. They […]

Festival goers pause to take in their brand new pier – then they mosey along to the music.

By Staff Taking part in the Sound of Music this year was different. The people were there; the sound was as good as it […]

Calvin Green, a 19 year old Toronto resident, charged with murder of “Barry” Debie.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. June 13, 2013. Earlier today homicide detectives arrested the individual responsible in the death of Parmanand (Barry) DEBIE. Calvin Gordon […]

Third rain out for the Bandits – doesn’t get them out of the basement.

By Staff Burlington, ON June 13, 2013 – The Burlington Bandits, proud members of the Intercounty Baseball League (IBL) have advise that today’s game […]

Great music, a pier you should be able to walk out on – now all the weather has to do is cooperate.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. June 13, 2013 Show time. The SOUND begins at 5:30. The schedule for tonight is set out below. This year, […]

Dust bowls in northern part of the city. Getting out of hand up there.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. June 13, 2013 – Wendy Cousins lives on Appleby Line. About 10 yards from the part of North Burlington where […]

Police announce an arrest in Burlington murder

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. June 13, 2013. Homicide detectives have made an arrest in the death of Parmanand (Barry) DEBIE. Details concerning the arrest […]

Finding the little ones when they get separated from you at the Sound of Music.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. June 13, 2013 The Regional Police are passing on some sound advice. Figure out beforehand where you want to meet […]

It’s getting nasty out there; threats to lay charges of trespass are being made.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. June 12, 2103. So here’s the picture. There is a lady who lives on Appleby Line. She has a […]

Vintage players to take part in July 4th game at Nelson; might they bring some talent to the field?

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. June 12, 2013. The Burlington Bandits, in partnership with Burlington Vintage Baseball (BVB) will host a “Burlington Vintage Baseball Day” […]

Halton Region wants to continuto be a leader in delivering community emergency notification services

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. June 12, 2013. While the federal government is looking at all your email, phone calls and social media information […]

Air park advises city they will dump asphalt at night – because they can. Then they back off their tough position.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. June 12, 2013. Tracy Burrows, the city’s by-law enforcement office got a “heads up” phone call from Milt Farrow, […]