Chilly weather will keep people out of the water if the health notices don’t do the job.

September 6, 2013 By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. If the weather we are having today holds for the weekend there won’t be too many people […]

The Quebec of today and the values it wants to create – differs from the multiculturism of Ontario.

    September 6, 2013 By Ray Rivers BURLINGTON, ON. Pierre Trudeau was the father of multiculturalism, and in 1971 Canada became the first nation […]

In Ontario, naturopathic doctors are considered primary care physicians.

Jeremy Hayman, Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) will be writing a regular column for the Burlington Gazette. ND is a professional medical designation earned […]

Where Should I Go On My Next Trip? Travel writer can help – Just Ask!

    September 5, 2013 By Gordana Liddell BURLINGTON, ON. Where should I go? Good Question. Actually, while this is one of the most common […]

Farm Day: It’s a small farm that is no longer operational but a good opportunity to give kids a chance to see what farming was like.

    September 4, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. The whole idea of a farm – that place where the food is grown and […]

Regional back-to-school road safety initiative in place till September 13th – some stupid drivers out there.

September 4, 2013 By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. It’s those first few days of the back to school period; when the kids are not thinking […]

The 10 Most Controversial Topics on Wikipedia; Jesus was a natural but George W. Bush and circumcision?

September 4, 2012 By James Burchill. BURLINGTON, ON. Ever wonder what the most controversial topics on Wikipedia are? The crowd-sourced and edited online encyclopedia […]

When in September do close to thousands of Burlingtonians take a walk on a Sunday afternoon? And why?

  September 4, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. They’re back in school, and the whole tempo of the city changes. All those people with […]

Meed Ward goes on an educational offensive – wants to save those trees. Is she scooping the Mayor’s issue?

September 3, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. Trees – do they belong to just the person on whose property they are rooted or […]

City looking for volunteers to serve on its 10 boards and committees; good place to launch a political career or just make a difference.

September 2, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. Local boards and committees, the place where many political careers have started, is a vital part […]

First Alton Village community structure operational: high school opens, Library next, Recreation Centre goes live in October.

September 2, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. The buses will begin pulling up in front of the spanking new Frank J. Hayden High […]

Regional police officer charged with assault.

September 2, 2013 By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. A Halton Regional Police Service officer has been charged with assault while on duty. The incident took […]

Premier pops into town, flips a couple of racks at Ribfest, blows some smoke and head off for Hamilton.

    September 1, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. Premiers don’t just pop into town any time. Visits are calculated and timed and carefully […]

Salary levels for emergency responders are unsustainable and unfair; city still has to pay them. Mayor wants to see a change.

    September 1, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. The Mayor went to Ottawa recently to schmooze with other Mayors and to bend the […]

Premier plans to drop into the Ribfest on Saturday. Will we see our MP or our MPP as well?

August 30, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. The province’s premier will be taking in Burlington’s Ribfest Saturday. Kathleen Wynne plans to spend an […]

John has his jacket, league has cash and coaches ready to hold early meetings: BLOMHA ready for another hockey season.

August 30, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON When the cooler weather sets in you will see Jim McNeil wearing his The Game Goes […]

Ribfest and Teddy Bears at the RBG. Beaches are a little iffy – blue-green algae have moved in. Weather expected to be decent.

August 30, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. The water along the shore might be messed up with blue green algae and gas prices […]

Art Centre nominated as one of 28 best art galleries in the province.

August 30, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. The Ontario Association of Art Galleries (OAAG) has listed the Burlington Art Centre as one of […]

Heath department advises residents not to swim in either Beachway Park or LaSalle – blue-green algae found.

    August 29, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. Halton Region’s Health Department is advising residents to avoid swimming and wading in the waters […]

City holds first public consultation on Culture Action Plan; artists fail to make their point – uninvited to second session.

    August 29, 2013 By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. If there was a platform that the Artists Collective wanted to put forward – and […]