• How to haze coyotes and coyote-proof your property 
• How to report off-leash dogs 
• Bylaws related to stoop-and-scoop 
• Leash-free areas around the city, and more! 

Find out how much fun lawn bowling is!

Come out to any of our Wednesday evening
open houses at 7 pm!

     Just wear flat-soled shoes and bring your enthusiasm.

You can try it out 3 times at no cost. Instruction will be provided.

Burl-Oak Naval Veterans will host the Service honouring those Merchant Marine Seaman who were lost during the (WWII) Battle of the Atlantic.

Join us for a free movie shown on a big outdoor screen in a park near you (weather permitting), presented by Access Storage.

Movies will begin after dusk. (Sunset)

Movie: Lilo and Stitch (2025)

Thursday July 9^th

Ireland Park

2315 Headon Forest Dr

Movie: Ice Princess

Thurs July 16^th

Kilbride Park

2175 Blessington St

Movie: Mary Poppins Returns

Thurs July 23th

LaSalle Park

50 North Shore Blvd E

Movie: Karate Kid 2024

Thurs July 30^st

Central Park Bandshell

2299 New Street

Movie: Hoppers

Thurs August 6th

Nelson Park

4183 New St

Movie: Mrs.Doubtfire

Thurs August 13th

Emerson Park

2390 Sutton Dr

Movie: The Wild Robot

Thurs August 20nd

Spencer Smith Park

1400 Lakeshore Rd.

Rain Out Date:
Movie: Ice Princess
Thursday August 27th
Location: Kilbride Park
2175 Blessington St

Rain Out Date:
Movie: Lilo and Stitch (2025)
Thursday Sept 3rd
Location: Ireland Park
2315 Headon Forest Dr

Things to Note and Bring:
Bring your own lawn chairs and/or blanket and bug spray.
Bring your own refreshments.
Be sure to come early and reserve a spot.
Parking and restroom facilities are available on site.

Inclement weather may cause delays or cancellations. Please check the weather before heading out.
Inclement Weather Notice: In the event of inclement weather visit our Twitter feed @Burl_parksrec. A cancellation tweet will be posted by 3:30 p.m.

To win "Best Seats in the House" follow us on twitter @Burl_ParksRec

Come Visit Us at the Beach this Summer!

School is out and our team is leading eco-activities and sharing resources at our Eco Hub (1094 Lakeshore Rd).

Pop by for a variety of eco-awareness, advocacy, and action opportunities, such as nurdle hunts, button making, microplastic beach clean ups, seed ball making, our popular Eco-Trivia game, and more!

You can also visit our pollinator garden to learn about the importance of pollinators like bees and butterflies, and how they support healthy ecosystems.

Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or Bluesky for updates on our daily and weekend programming, 10 am – 4 pm(weather permitting).

At the Burlington Model Railway Centre

Hidden Valley Park, Aldershot (Burlington) Ontario

See operating model railroads in three different scales:

N-scale and HO scale layouts inside

G-scale outside on the garden railway

Interactive fun for the youngsters!

(G-Scale operates weather permitting)

Admission is free

Donations will be gratefully accepted

For more information contact:

Martin Keenan - (289) 242-6215 or info@burlingtonmodelrailwayclub,ca

burlingtonmodelrailwayclub.ca

Take Highway 403 and exit on Waterdown Road. Travel south from the 403 and turn right (west) onto Plains Road West. Turn right (north) at the first traffic light onto Howard Road.

Follow the road around the sharp curve down the hill into the park, and turn right on Hidden Valley Road. Parking is on the right; the clubhouse is across the road on the left.

Join local artist Hope Flynn for “Burlington Inspired Paint By Numbers”, a free art workshop series for youth at Burlington Public Library - New Appleby Branch. Participants will create artwork inspired by Burlington's landscapes and wildlife. All materials are provided. We welcome participants of all skill levels and art abilities. For kids 6 to 13, who like to draw and paint. Register through email, phone or website link.

*This event is not affiliated with Burlington Public Library.

Come Visit Us at the Beach this Summer!

School is out and our team is leading eco-activities and sharing resources at our Eco Hub (1094 Lakeshore Rd).

Pop by for a variety of eco-awareness, advocacy, and action opportunities, such as nurdle hunts, button making, microplastic beach clean ups, seed ball making, our popular Eco-Trivia game, and more!

You can also visit our pollinator garden to learn about the importance of pollinators like bees and butterflies, and how they support healthy ecosystems.

Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or Bluesky for updates on our daily and weekend programming, 10 am – 4 pm(weather permitting).

Come Visit Us at the Beach this Summer!

School is out and our team is leading eco-activities and sharing resources at our Eco Hub (1094 Lakeshore Rd).

Pop by for a variety of eco-awareness, advocacy, and action opportunities, such as nurdle hunts, button making, microplastic beach clean ups, seed ball making, our popular Eco-Trivia game, and more!

You can also visit our pollinator garden to learn about the importance of pollinators like bees and butterflies, and how they support healthy ecosystems.

Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or Bluesky for updates on our daily and weekend programming, 10 am – 4 pm(weather permitting).

Burlington Horticultural Society presents guest speaker, Mike Prong, “Creating a Colourful Garden for All Seasons”. Please come and join a friendly group of amateur gardeners interested in learning more about all aspects of gardening.  Mike will discuss how to create a lush and vibrant, low-maintenance garden with seasonal interest all year round.

Mike Prong is the lead Landscape Designer for Nicola’s Garden Art in London, ON.  His qualifications include the following:  a Certified Horticultural Landscape Technician, a certified Fusion Landscape Professional, a graduate of Fanshawe’s Landscape Design program, and of Mohawk’s Horticultural Apprenticeship program.

Find out how much fun lawn bowling is!

Come out to any of our Wednesday evening
open houses at 7 pm!

     Just wear flat-soled shoes and bring your enthusiasm.

You can try it out 3 times at no cost. Instruction will be provided.

Free event for the kids age 4 to 12!!!!

Come learn how the fastest game on ice is played! For the hour, Kids can learn to skate and /or play with the stick and rings.

Bring your own skates, warm gloves, and helmet!

Register on the website. 

Don’t miss it! The Food for Feedback event is back! Residents can share their thoughts on City projects in exchange for a free meal from one of the participating food trucks. This is a free drop-in event.

• Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026
• Central Park
• 12– 3 p.m.

In case of inclement weather, the engagement event will move indoors to the Burlington Seniors’ Centre. 

Join us for the Burlington SuperWalk 2026 from 10:00a.m – 12:30p.m. on September 13^th, 2026, at Burlington Lions Club for a community event raising awareness and support for people living with Parkinson’s disease and their families. This family-friendly walk welcomes participants of all ages and abilities to come together, connect with the community, and make a difference. SuperWalk events support Parkinson Canada’s programs, services, advocacy efforts, and research initiatives.

Admission is free, however, online registration prior to the event is preferred. While there is no cost to participate, donations and fundraising are encouraged to help support those affected by Parkinson’s disease and advance research toward better treatments and care.

Whether you walk in support of a loved one, as someone impacted by Parkinson’s, or simply to support a meaningful cause, every step helps strengthen our community and create a brighter future for those living with Parkinson’s. Come walk with us at the Burlington SuperWalk 2026 and help make every step count.

Contact Information:

Phone: 1(800)-565-3000

Email: superwalk@parkinson.ca

Website: https://www.parkinson.ca/event/superwalk/

You are invited to attend a Public Meeting to consider the recommendation report concerning the above mentioned application (2155 Country Club Dr, 4153 Millcroft Park Dr and 4291 Couples Cres). 

Macaulay Shiomi Howson Ltd. (MSH) on behalf of Millcroft Greens Corporation and 1000835226 Ontario Inc. has made an application to amend the Official Plan and apply for a Draft Plan of Subdivision for the properties located at 2155 Country Club Dr., 4135 Millcroft Park Dr. and 4291 Couples Cres.  

The applications propose to reconfigure the remaining golf course lands to create six (6) areas of developable land.  These areas are proposed to be further subdivided to accommodate the development of 138 homes including 73 single detached homes and 65 townhouse units 

Application materials are posted on the City’s Development Project webpage at burlington.ca/millcroftgreensphase2     

The City understands residents are interested in development in this area and is committed to keeping residents informed. The City has a dedicated webpage (burlington.ca/millcroftupdates) that provides updates related to the Millcroft Greens development and construction. 

This meeting will be held using a hybrid model, allowing members of Council, City staff and the public the option of participating remotely or in person at Burlington City Hall, 426 Brant St.  

How to Obtain the Staff Report: 

The staff recommendation report which contains a discussion and review of the applications, will be available for public review on Friday, September 4, 2026. The purpose of the report is to update all members of Council about the development proposal and provide a 

recommendation to Council on the application. The report will be available on the City’s website at www.burlington.ca/calendar by searching for the September 14, 2026, meeting date for the Committee of the Whole. If you require a hard copy of the report, please email 

Legislative Services at clerks@burlington.ca to arrange pick-up.  

Speaking at the Statutory Public Meeting as a Delegation:  

To speak at the Statutory Public Meeting, there are two options: 

1. Pre-register to speak by noon the Friday before the meeting is to be held. You can pre-register in one of the following ways: 

1. complete the online delegation request form at burlington.ca/delegation;  

2. submit a written request by email to Legislative Services at clerks@burlington.ca, or  

3. phone 905-335-7777, ext. 7481.  

2. Register during the Statutory Public Meeting. 

1. If you are viewing the livestream, you can register to speak by emailing clerks@burlington.ca, as noted in the ticker tape that will be scrolling along the bottom of the live stream webcast of the meeting with registration information.   

2. If you are attending the meeting in person, you can register to speak during the meeting by following instructions provided at the meeting.   

Speakers are limited to a maximum of 10 minutes each and are webcasted online. If you have presentation materials, they must be submitted to Legislative Services at clerks@burlington.ca no later than noon, the Friday before the meeting to allow for their distribution and review by all members of the Committee. Please note the content of all submissions is considered public and will be posted to the City’s website.   

To Watch the Public Meeting Online:  

Visit the City’s website at burlington.ca/calendar by searching for the meeting date for the Committee of the Whole and clicking the ‘Watch Video’ link. 

Website 

burlington.ca/millcroftgreensphase2 

You are invited to attend a Public Meeting to consider the recommendation report concerning the above mentioned application (1376-1382 Plains Road East).

Bousfields Inc. on behalf of the property owners have made an application to amend the Official Plan Designation and Zoning for the property located at 1376-1382 Plains Road East as well as three additional parcels which are without municipal address (subject lands are shown on the key map attached). The application proposes to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By-law to facilitate the development of a 25-storey (plus mechanical penthouse) mixed-use building with 283 residential units and 400 square metres of ground floor retail space. The total Gross Floor Area is approximately 19,549 square metres with a Floor Area Ratio (FAR) of approximately 8.1:1. The proposal includes one level of underground parking that would provide 45 parking spaces, and 11 parking spaces located at grade. Vehicular access is proposed from Plains Road East through the existing north-south laneway on the east side of the site. The application proposes to amend the ‘Mixed Use Corridor – Commercial Corridor’ designation of the subject lands under the Official Plan (1997, as amended) with site-specific policies including increased height and maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) as well as to rezone the subject lands from ‘Mixed Use Corridor – Commercial Corridor’ (MXC) and ‘Utility Services’ (S) to a ‘MXC’ zone with site specific regulations.

Application materials are posted on the City’s Development Project webpage at www.burlington.ca/1382plains..

This meeting will be held using a hybrid model, allowing members of Council, City staff and the public the option of participating remotely or in person at Burlington City Hall, 426 Brant St. 

How to Obtain the Staff Report:

The staff recommendation report which contains a discussion and review of the applications, will be available for public review on Friday, September 4, 2026. The purpose of the report is to update all members of Council about the development proposal and provide a

recommendation to Council on the application. The report will be available on the City’s website at www.burlington.ca/calendar by searching for the September 14, 2026 meeting date for the Committee of the Whole. If you require a hard-copy of the report, please email

Legislative Services at clerks@burlington.ca to arrange pick-up. Speaking at the Statutory Public Meeting as a Delegation:

Options for Participating in the Statutory Public Meeting

To speak at the Public Meeting, there are two options:

1. Pre-register to speak by noon the Friday before the meeting is to be held. You can pre-register in one of the following ways:

a. complete the online delegation request form at www.burlington.ca/delegation;

b. submit a written request by email to Legislative Services at clerks@burlington.ca, or

c. phone 905-335-7777, ext. 7481.

2. Register during the Public Meeting.

a. If you are viewing the livestream, you can register to speak by emailing clerks@burlington.ca, as noted in the ticker tape that will be scrolling along the bottom of the live stream webcast of the meeting with registration information.

b. If you are attending the meeting in person, you can register to speak during the meeting by following instructions provided at the meeting. Speakers are limited to a maximum of 10 minutes each and are webcasted online. If you have presentation materials, they must be

submitted to Legislative Services at clerks@burlington.ca no later than noon, the Friday before the meeting to allow for their distribution and review by all members of the Committee. Please note the content of all submissions is considered public and will be posted to the City’s website.

To Watch the Public Meeting Online:

Visit the City’s website at www.burlington.ca/calendar by searching for the meeting date for the Committee of the Whole and clicking the ‘Watch Video’ link. Click on the link to view the virtual statutory Public Meeting in progress at the time listed on this Notice.

The live webcast can also be accessed on the City’s website at www.burlington.ca/calendar by searching for the meeting date for the Committee of the Whole and clicking the ‘Video - Live’ link.

Drop in sessions are a time to meet with residents in Ward 1 and discuss City news, answer any questions or concerns, or simply get to know each other. Your willingness to share your thoughts, concerns, and ideas plays an essential role in shaping the decisions we make at City Hall.

With the warmer weather and sunshine, we decided to move our monthly drop in sessions to Lasalle Park to enjoy the outdoors and our beautiful green space. Meet us at the picnic table behind the play structure.

Toddler Days is a hands-on, interactive, parented program designed for children ages 2 – 4 years old. The program takes place at Joseph Brant Museum on Wednesday mornings from 10:30 am – 12:00 pm. The cost is $12.00/child (includes tax), accompanying adults are complimentary. Pre-registration is required, as capacity is limited. Each week features a different theme, see below for specific dates and to register.

Fall Themes
-    Sep 16: Beach Day
-    Sep 23: Transportation 
-    Sep 30: Autumn is Calling
-    Oct 7: Community Helpers
-    Oct 14: Fruits & Veggies
-    Oct 21: On the Farm 
-    Oct 28: Halloween
-    Nov 4: Sports & Games

DANCE LIKE A STAR.  Try a FREE jazz dance class perfect for beginners who want to move, perform and feel like a star in a supportive and upbeat environment.

Wednesday, September 16th in the Studio Theatre at the BURLINGTON PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE, 440 Locust St., Burlington at 1:00-3:00.

Adults (21+) of all abilities are welcome.  Registration if required / space is limited.  

Please register through burlingtonfootnotes.com  or  for more information please contact the Burlington Footnotes at burlingtonfootnotes1@gmail.com

The City of Burlington is hosting a Public Information Centre (PIC) Open House for the Rambo Creek at Victoria Avenue Erosion Control Project. The project addresses erosion concerns along Rambo Creek between Victoria Avenue and Emerald Crescent.

Drop in to learn about the final design, proposed restoration works and anticipated construction timing, and to provide comments to the project team.

Date: Sept. 16, 2026
Time: 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Location: Burlington Central Arena Auditorium
Project webpage: Burlington.ca/ramboerosion

Find out how much fun lawn bowling is!

Come out to any of our Wednesday evening
open houses at 7 pm!

     Just wear flat-soled shoes and bring your enthusiasm.

You can try it out 3 times at no cost. Instruction will be provided.

Few artists have shaped the soundtrack of Canadian life like Jim Cuddy. As the unmistakable voice behind countless beloved songs – both as a celebrated solo artist and as a founding member of Blue Rodeo – Cuddy returns with music from his acclaimed album All the World Fades Away.

Reflective, heartfelt, and deeply resonant, these songs draw from a lifetime of memories while celebrating the richness of the present moment. Backed by his outstanding band, Cuddy brings his signature warmth and storytelling to the stage for an unforgettable evening with one of Canada’s most treasured musicians, winner of 15 JUNO Awards, a member of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, and an Officer of the Order of Canada.

With opening support from Brooks and Bowskill

Brooks & Bowskill is the collaboration of Canadian wife-and-husband musicians Brittany Brooks and Jimmy Bowskill (Blue Rodeo, formerly The Sheepdogs) Their genre-bending music journeys between folk, country-rock, rock and roll, drenched in 1960’s/70’s nostalgia and stamped with their own unique sound. They have quickly become known for their soaring vocal harmonies, expert musicianship and electric live performances with their band The Hometown Beauts.