Does ones name matter when the police are investigating a traffic matter that results in the death of an 89 year old pedestrian?

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. February 23, 2013. The work police have to do can at times get a little sticky. People don’t like their […]

Me, the Mayor and the media; a relationship that is stronger because of the almost daily stress.

By Pepper Parr, Publisher, Our Burlington. BURLINGTON, ON. February 21, 2013 We were accepted as full members of the Ontario Press Council last fall. The […]

Mohawk Gardens Public School broken into; kindergarten classroom completely ransacked.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. February 21, 2013 Shortly after 2:30 a.m. on February 18th, 2012, unknown suspect(s) broke into the Mohawk Gardens Public School at […]

BurlingtonGreen reminds political leaders why we pay them the big bucks. Your constituents need some help.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. February 21, 2013 BurlingtonGreen has published an Open Letter addressed to our Member of Parliament, our Member of the Provincial […]

Finally – we get to show you the video of the King Road grade separation – edited courtesy of US Homeland Security.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. February 21, 2013 A number of months ago we mentioned to you a problem we had with the keepers of […]

For the record: 58 Burlington residents have received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON February 19, 2013 Part of what makes Burlington a great city is its community involvement. This summer, 54 community-minded Burlingtonians were […]

Unless there is really poopy weather for a significant stretch of time – the Pier will open during Sound Of Music.

  Craig Stevens, Project Manager for the city on the construction of the Brant Street poses in front of the node that will rise 4 […]

Brennan, Dykes and Proctor awarded Jubilee medals for community service.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. February 19, 2013 Three new recipients of the Jubilee medal will be recognized at city Council this evening. The commemorative medal […]

Longest serving council member in city’s history to be given the Queen’s Jubilee medal for his service. Well deserved.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. February 18, 2013 He is the longest-serving member of the current city Councillor. He is certainly the strongest liberal thinker […]

Five adults, three youths scooped up by police in a coordinated three location raid discovered during undercover work.

REVISED By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. February 17, 2013 Investigators with the Halton Regional Police Service Integrated Drug, Gun & Gang Unit began an undercover operation […]

We owe you an apology – we didn’t deliver what you were expecting for Family Day 2013

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, On. February 18th, 2013. Finding the right balance in the news business is not easy. When your publication is on the […]

Forty years of continuous service to a camera club that went on to become a Guild and part of the Burlington Art Centre.

By Jim Hamilton and Frank Myers BURLINGTON, ON February 18, 2013 In the spring of 1973, Bill Warren joined a new camera club being started […]

Local business promoter moves his gig to a more fashionable address for a one night stand.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. February 15th, 2013. The theory is that if you invite a celebrity to your event more people will show up […]

Jubilee medals to be handed out by Mayor Goldring at Council meeting next week.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. February 15, 2013 Four Burlington residents will be awarded Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee medals at a city council meeting on […]

Halton educational assistant arrested for possession of child pornography.

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. February 15th, 2013 A Burlington man , employed by the Halton Catholic District School Board, faces a charge of Possession of […]

Local company takes environment seriously – lowers the heat and tells staff to bring in a sweater.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON February 13, 2014 There isn’t a large corporation on this side of the Atlantic that doesn’t say it is out […]

Art Centre expands its reach and nails down the title of leading contemporary ceramics collection in the country

By Staff BURLINGTON, ON. February 12, 2013 The art centre with at least the second best collection of contemporary Canadian ceramics in this country has […]

Ward 4 Councillor risks it all for his constituents – will he live to do that again?

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON. February 13, 2014 The public continually asks for leadership from its politicians. Be bold they will say – but don’t […]

Music conductor goes deaf – trades baton in for paint brush; sells some painting twice.

Traditionally when an artist does their first solo exhibit someone with talent and a background in the genre the artist has chosen writes a review. […]

Standing room only if you are delegating at city council: so much for accommodating the aging population.

By Pepper Parr BURLINGTON, ON February 11, 2013 The late Jane Irwin tweaked city council’s nose during the meeting she attended last Monday evening, before […]