By Jack Brittle, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter On June 28, the Centre for Diverse Learners (CDL) hosted an event with Burlington MPP Natalie Pierre to celebrate a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) for $38,400 that was given to […]
Analysis/Opinion. Next week’s Committee of the Whole (COW) is, unlike last month, a lot of little things. Perhaps some housekeeping before the August recess in council meetings. Note: due to a recently announced re-organization of departments and job titles, some […]
Power! And lots of it! These high-voltage corridors distribute electricity from generating stations across the province to the outlets in our homes. Canada has some of the most robust power distribution grids in the world. For that, you need a […]
By Claudette Sims, Halton Master Gardener Keep things bloomingDeadheading, pinching, cutting back, and thinning are excellent techniques to keep flowers blooming longer, larger and healthier. Cut back early blooming perennials, e.g., hardy geraniums, spiderwort, and delphiniums after the first flush […]
The Sahaja Yoga Meditation Network is presenting two free events this week, open to anyone interested: a lecture on the science of meditation followed by a meditation session on July 3 and a physical practice and meditation session on July […]
By Jack Brittle, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Special Olympics and the Knights of Columbus (KOC) have had a longstanding relationship for many years. The Burlington branch of KOC formed in 2014 and their association with Special Olympics started that same […]
By Lee-Ann Meyer, volunteer at Neveah Cat Rescue Timmy is a beautiful tabby, who was rescued along with many other animals from a hoarding situation. Over sixty cats and three dogs were inside an apartment; many of the animals were […]
