Appleby Line between New and Fairview streets was noisy and bustling without any car traffic this past Sunday afternoon, with community members enjoying the music, food, booths featuring local businesses and organizations, bouncy castles, and pony rides of this year’s […]
By Burlington for Accessible Sustainable Transit On Saturday, Sept. 23, Burlington’s annual Transit Users’ Forum returned after a pandemic pause, with presentations on the state of transit in Burlington and the opportunity for riders and others to ask questions or […]
Sept. 25, 2023 — From the City of Burlington Burlington’s Santa Claus Parade is Sunday, Dec. 3. This exciting and fun parade will feature bands, floats, entertainers and of course, Santa Claus. Volunteers are needed to help the event run […]
St. Matthews Church in Aldershot is calling out for Burlington residents to dig deep this Thanksgiving to help others in our community via their drive-through food and grocery gift card collection this Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The […]
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, September 30, is nearly upon us, the day to remember the atrocities carried out on Indigenous people by the Canadian residential school system. We can all take part in activities happening around Burlington, […]
By Burlington Humane Society Introducing Spinelli, the streetwise feline with a heart of gold and a penchant for hissy fits that rival the greatest divas of our time! Spinelli’s journey from street cat to shelter superstar is nothing short of […]
A hero’s journey: philosopher Joseph Campbell wrote in 1949 that a hero goes through many stages in their journey, leading them through lessons and setbacks, accomplishments, and successes. Along the way, the lessons taught help them better define the path, […]
