News and Notices

On-street parking can resume, Jan. 26

The Snow Event has been cancelled. On-street parking can resume as of 5 p.m., Jan. 26.

Snow Control Update, Jan. 26 Snow Event is Over

The Snow Event has been cancelled and on-street parking can resume as of 5 p.m., Jan. 26.

Small areas of clean-up are still happening.

Please do not shovel your snow onto roads, sidewalks or pathways.

Thank you for your patience.

Snow Control Update, Jan. 26, 4 p.m.

Crews have been working hard and residential roads, bus stops and sidewalk plowing is almost complete. Sanding and/or salting of those areas has begun.

There is still no on-street parking until further notice.

Learn more about our Snow Removal Plan, including which roads are primary, secondary and residential.

Burlington celebrating 150th anniversary

2023 marks Burlington’s 150th anniversary. The journey to Burlington’s sesquicentennial anniversary began in 1873 when the villages of Wellington Square and Port Nelson merged to become the Village of Burlington. The Village of Burlington became the Town of Burlington in 1914 and the City of Burlington in 1974.

Throughout the year, some events or programs will have added features to help commemorate the anniversary and will be marked with a new identifier for the occasion. More information on those events or programs will be shared when details are ready.

Burlington 150 Identifier

To help mark the occasion, a graphic identifier has been designed to highlight events and opportunities for residents to celebrate Burlington’s anniversary. The identifier was designed to capture the complexity and beauty of the land and the people.

• The plus symbol is in recognition of the Indigenous history of the land that goes beyond 150 years. We honour the diverse Indigenous...

Snow Control Update, Jan. 26, 9 a.m.

Crews plowed primary and secondary roads throughout the night. Residential roads, sidewalks and bus stop clearing is underway.

There is no parking until the event is declared over.

Find out what's been plowed by visiting the Burlington Plow Tracker.