Burlington, Ont. – March 22, 2024—The City of Burlington has declared a Snow Event effective 9 p.m., March 22. To allow snow removal equipment room to clear roads safely and quickly, all on-street parking has been suspended.
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY APPROVES MOTION TO CONTINUE WORK WITH ALINEA PROPERTIES ON ECONOMIC VISION FOR 1200 KING ROAD
Burlington, Ont. - March 20, 2024 - At yesterday’s Regular Meeting of Council, Burlington City Council voted unanimously to support the direction for Burlington Economic Development and the Burlington Lands Partnership to continue working with Alinea Properties on an economic vision for the development site located at 1200 King Road.
Burlington, Ont.—March 20, 2024— Residents are invited to join Mayor Marianne Meed Ward and Members of Council at Spencer Smith Park on the afternoon of Monday, April 8 to witness the total solar eclipse.
The total solar eclipse, where the moon completely covers the sun, will be visible throughout Burlington offering a unique opportunity to observe this natural wonder.
The City of Burlington’s picturesque Tyandaga Golf Course will remain as an 18-hole public course. At the City Council meeting on March 19, Council approved a staff recommendation which included keeping the course at 18-holes.
Tourism Burlington to merge with Burlington Economic Development by end of the year to support the growth of Burlington’s tourism economy
Burlington, Ont. - March 19, 2024 - This morning, Burlington City Council voted unanimously to pass a motion that will see Tourism Burlington merge into Burlington Economic Development by the end of the year.
Burlington, Ont.—March 12, 2024— The City of Burlington has selected Xiaojing Yan’s proposal entitled ‘Ephemeral Reverie’ for the Skyway Community Centre Public Art Project. A citizen jury shortlisted three artists to create preliminary design proposals for this project.
Burlington, Ont.— Feb. 26, 2024 —Burlington City Council has approved a new permanent city-wide seasonal outdoor patio program starting this spring. Council also approved reestablishing fees for temporary patios on public lands.
Burlington, Ont.— Feb. 26, 2024— As temperatures rise, the annual migration of a local endangered species across King Road begins. The City will close a section of King Road to allow for Jefferson salamanders’ breeding migration.
Festivals and events in Burlington are a source of civic pride, social connections, an arts and culture platform and can be an economic boost. To help ensure the best services and experiences for all, the City of Burlington is looking for public input in developing a Festivals and Events Policy for events on City property.
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