Abolish the Senate – send them all packing.

  By Ray Rivers. BURLINGTON, ON. May 22, 2013. Four Senators and the Prime Minister’s chief of staff either out of a job or wondering […]

Less weed for the locals as a result of police raid. Someone will fill the gap – it’s all about supply and demand.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. May 23, 2013. They grow this stuff because people buy this stuff. Who is doing the buying? Early this morning […]

The last salute to a true citizen. Memorial event for Jane Irwin at Performing Arts Centre

    By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. May 22, 2013. Thursday afternoon will be a bitter-sweet occasion for many in this city. Friends will gather […]

Burlington a “banana republic”? At least one well informed citizen suggests that’s what he saw at a Committee of Adjustment meeting.

    By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. May 22, 2013. The surprise wasn’t that Jack Dennison, Councillor for Ward 4, lost his application for a […]

Are we talking four and 0 here? Didn’t Leafs do something like that? This is Burlington, we don’t do things like that here.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON May 23, 2013. The Burlington Bandits coming off three straight losses, traveled to Toronto for an afternoon showdown with the […]

Housing in the Beachway Park: a comprehensive Regional report appears to have made this THE issue. Is it?

    By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON May 23, 2013 The beach to the west on the west side of the city, up tight against […]

Buck passing at its very best – while trucks continue to roll into the Air Park site dumping landfill without a permit.

    By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. May 23, 2013. Here is the kind of thing that drives people crazy. The residents of Appleby Line […]

Market gets a weather break; becomes what it was intended to be: a place to buy local produce and chat with neighbours.

    By Walter Byj BURLINGTON, ON May 20, 2013. The official opening was a bust – snow in May – but the second Sunday […]

Heartless criminals taking advantage of people who honestly bought a lottery ticket. Be cautious.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. May 17, 2013. I’ve got one – it was given to me as a gift and every couple of […]

Bandits lose a close one to Kitchener; team is now one in three at this point in the season.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON May 18, 2013. The Kitchener Panthers, playing against the Burlington Bandits managed just three hits but that’s all they would […]

City in legal battle with north Burlington Air Park; Escarpment residents very unhappy.

    By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. May 17, 2013. According to a usually reliable source, there is “a big story developing in rural north […]

Former municipal council member has some advice for Councillor Dennison and his severance application.

    By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. May 16, 2013. City Council has been known to whip through their televised city council meetings in as […]

Federal Safe Streets Act is “fear-mongering and invidious exploitation of communal differences,”

By Ray Rivers BURLINGTON, ON. May 17, 2013. Justice M. Green put it very well when he said, of the federal governments Safe Streets […]

Another one: police looking for two suspects and their vehicle after a daylight home entry in Burlington.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON May 16. 2013 Earlier in the week just past mid-afternoon a resident arrived home to find a vehicle in the […]

Halton Police have picked up on the needless railway crossing deaths; RIDE program being extended to cover rail crossings as well.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. May 16, 2013 RIDE, that program that pulled us over during the Christmas season to do a quick check […]

Roseland resident in a huff – feels her community is being stiffed by Heritage Burlington.

By Diane Gaudaur BURLINGTON, ON May 15, 2013. I understand that Heritage Burlington met yesterday evening and that there was a 6 to 3 […]

We define ourselves by how we recognize the best in us.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON May 13, 2013. They go to the meetings; they take on the extra tasks; they convince other people that their […]

Freeman station building up a head of steam – getting ready for its big move – all of 100 yards.

    By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON May 15, 2013. John Mello is the kind of guy who stands around a lot. He is usually […]

Is the public going to have to wait until the 15th of June to get out on the pier they are paying for?

    By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON. ON. May 14, 2013. What do you make of this? In a media release put out by the city, […]

The Burlington Bandits take the London Majors in a tight, thrilling 12-11 game at Nelson Park

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. May 13, 2013. It was a thrilling way to open the season for the Burlington Bandits who took their first […]