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By Jack Brittle, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Florence Meares Public School hosted its second Afro-Caribbean Market last week, following the inaugural event in 2023. The event was founded and organized in a volunteer capacity by Local-News.ca reporter Kezia Royer-Burkett. “The […]
Alexander is a gentle 15-year-old medium-haired boy who arrived at the shelter as a stray but has quickly shown just how loving and sweet he is. He enjoys being near people, soaking up quiet affection, and sharing calm moments together. […]
By Connie Price, Partnering Aldershot Seniors Committee Chair LinksMuseums of Burlington Careers pageDecoding Bird Names with Bob Bell webinar registration page LinksThe Essence of Cohen at BPACPassport and travel document fee change pageCRA How to recognize a scam page LinksWays […]
By Jack Brittle, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Burlington council is considering temporarily eliminating development charges (DCs) in an effort to encourage more affordable housing. The proposal was discussed during a March 2 special meeting of council. Council previously set the […]
The Burlington Sports Hall of Fame has selected its slate of inductees for 2026, and it is another stellar group of athletes, including a family with three generations of Olympians. These fine athletes and builders will be recognized at the […]
By Emily R. Zarevich, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter “It’s poetry on wheels!” boasts Monsieur Bouc (played by Brendan Wall), welcoming the world-renowned private detective Hercule Poirot (played by Daniel Kash) aboard the absurdly luxurious, London-bound train, the Orient Express. But […]
More than 500 artists and book lovers of all ages answered the call to submit an original hand-drawn design for Burlington Public Library’s annual Burlington Bookmarks Contest in February. This year’s theme invited participants to create a design inspired by […]
By Emily R. Zarevich, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The snow may not be fully melted yet, but the emerging sun is reflecting on the white surface, promising brighter days ahead. Like the green grass hidden beneath the snow piles, Burlington’s […]
We are pleased to introduce Lucie, our adoptable pet of the week! At just one year and four months old, Lucie is a gentle soul with quiet grace and soft curiosity. In her foster home, she felt safe enough to […]
By Kezia Royer-Burkett, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Approximately forty people filled Room 247 at Burlington City Hall on Saturday, signalling just how closely residents are watching the council’s next move on development charges. Ward 2 Councillor Lisa Kearns hosted a […]
