Burlington residents, groups, schools and businesses are invited to take part in the annual city-wide Community Clean Up! It's easy to participate in this collective opportunity to help keep our local parks, school yards and neighbourhoods litter-free and beautiful. Last year over 12,000 Burlingtonians joined this collective effort! Free clean-up supplies are available. #CUGU2026

June is Seniors Month featuring Artful Talks, Presented by Chartwell

Discover, explore and be inspired during our upcoming Artful Talks series-a four-week dive into extraordinary works, artists, and the stories behind them. Whether you’re an art lover, lifelong learner or simply curious, each session offers a captivating look at creativity through the ages.

June 1, 8, 15 and 22, from 10 – 11 a.m.

Burlington Seniors’ Centre

Week 1: Magic of Monet

Week 2: Botanical Gardens

Week 3:  Through Her Eyes: Women of Art

Week 4: Art of Flight

Register for all of these courses at liveandplay.burlington.ca.

Canada’s food is as diverse as its people. The way we eat is shaped by over 400 years of immigration. Food connects people to the past, to place, and to other people. eat make share: a taste of immigration explores the connections between food and immigration in Canada through the universal experiences of eating, making, and sharing food.

• Discover the surprising histories behind popular Canadian dishes.
• Learn how individuals and communities express themselves through food.
• Engage in diverse food traditions practised in Canada through hands-on and multisensory activities.

eat make share: a taste of immigration is a travelling exhibition created by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 and presented by BMO, on view at Joseph Brant Museum April 18 – September 5, 2026.

Canada’s food is as diverse as its people. The way we eat is shaped by over 400 years of immigration. Food connects people to the past, to place, and to other people. eat make share: a taste of immigration explores the connections between food and immigration in Canada through the universal experiences of eating, making, and sharing food.

• Discover the surprising histories behind popular Canadian dishes.
• Learn how individuals and communities express themselves through food.
• Engage in diverse food traditions practised in Canada through hands-on and multisensory activities.

eat make share: a taste of immigration is a travelling exhibition created by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 and presented by BMO, on view at Joseph Brant Museum April 18 – September 5, 2026.

Canada’s food is as diverse as its people. The way we eat is shaped by over 400 years of immigration. Food connects people to the past, to place, and to other people. eat make share: a taste of immigration explores the connections between food and immigration in Canada through the universal experiences of eating, making, and sharing food.

• Discover the surprising histories behind popular Canadian dishes.
• Learn how individuals and communities express themselves through food.
• Engage in diverse food traditions practised in Canada through hands-on and multisensory activities.

eat make share: a taste of immigration is a travelling exhibition created by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 and presented by BMO, on view at Joseph Brant Museum April 18 – September 5, 2026.

Burlington residents, groups, schools and businesses are invited to take part in the annual city-wide Community Clean Up! It's easy to participate in this collective opportunity to help keep our local parks, school yards and neighbourhoods litter-free and beautiful. Last year over 12,000 Burlingtonians joined this collective effort! Free clean-up supplies are available. #CUGU2026

We’re getting our hands dirty today at Ireland House Museum. We’ll churn fresh butter, plant some seeds, and card some wool! After all the work is done, we’ll play some Victorian games. Camp is for ages 5-12 and runs from 9:00am to 4:00pm. The cost is $55/child.

For more information, or to register, visit here: https://museumsofburlington.ca/education/kids-camps/

Canada’s food is as diverse as its people. The way we eat is shaped by over 400 years of immigration. Food connects people to the past, to place, and to other people. eat make share: a taste of immigration explores the connections between food and immigration in Canada through the universal experiences of eating, making, and sharing food.

• Discover the surprising histories behind popular Canadian dishes.
• Learn how individuals and communities express themselves through food.
• Engage in diverse food traditions practised in Canada through hands-on and multisensory activities.

eat make share: a taste of immigration is a travelling exhibition created by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 and presented by BMO, on view at Joseph Brant Museum April 18 – September 5, 2026.

Play Time a short play festival.

Come on Down!! St Luke's World Famous Huge Community Garage Sale is back! Big bargains - plants, vintage, jewlery, books, furniture, tools, toys, women's clothing, house hold items, baking, BBQ and more! Great deals with no reasonable offer being refused! 

Canada’s food is as diverse as its people. The way we eat is shaped by over 400 years of immigration. Food connects people to the past, to place, and to other people. eat make share: a taste of immigration explores the connections between food and immigration in Canada through the universal experiences of eating, making, and sharing food.

• Discover the surprising histories behind popular Canadian dishes.
• Learn how individuals and communities express themselves through food.
• Engage in diverse food traditions practised in Canada through hands-on and multisensory activities.

eat make share: a taste of immigration is a travelling exhibition created by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 and presented by BMO, on view at Joseph Brant Museum April 18 – September 5, 2026.

All are welcome to attend the Naval Memorial Service of the 81th Anniversary of the D-Day Landing (Juno Beach) during WWII. The Burl-Oak Naval Veterans will honour those RCN, RCNVR and Merchant Naval Veterans who were lost, wounded, captured as well as those who returned from the war. 

Play Time a short play festival.

Play Time a short play festival.

Burlington residents, groups, schools and businesses are invited to take part in the annual city-wide Community Clean Up! It's easy to participate in this collective opportunity to help keep our local parks, school yards and neighbourhoods litter-free and beautiful. Last year over 12,000 Burlingtonians joined this collective effort! Free clean-up supplies are available. #CUGU2026

Life is better on two wheels! 🚲

Join us for an all-ages and abilities bike ride around the neighbourhood with Ward 5 Councillor Paul Sharman.

This is a no-drop ride, families are welcome.

Ride Details:

• Start & end point: Orchard Community Park, near the red play space.
• Date: Sunday 2026-06-07.
• Time: Meet at 9:30 am.
• Duration: 1 hour, 11 km.
• Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/53403427
• Surface: Mixture of quiet neighbourhood streets, trails, and painted bikelanes.
• Pace: A relaxed, conversational ride suitable for anyone comfortable riding a bike.

What to Bring:

• Your own bike, helmet, and water.
• You don't need any other special clothes or fancy bicycle.
• https://ontarioroadsafety.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Cycling-ABC-Quick-Check_June10.pdf

A Greener Future (AGF) is a non-profit environmental organization committed to providing opportunities that bring together a community of volunteers and inspire action to create a clean, healthy environment that can be sustained for generations. The 2026 Love Your Lakes project focuses on shoreline cleanups that give volunteers the chance to help clean up beaches and parks in their own community! These events are open to the public, and a great way to get outside, meet new people, collect volunteer hours, and help reduce litter to save our lakes! These events occur at multiple locations each month and all relevant information can be found on the website. Register now for a Burlington event online at agreenerfuture.ca

This event will be held at Burlington Beach, on June 7th 2026 10am-12pm.

Litter pickers & buckets will be provided, please dress for the weather, bring a reusable water bottle & volunteer form if collecting hours.

Monthly Community Events at Angela Coughlan Pool

(Regular Admission Rates Apply)

Each month, we’re turning up the fun with themed activities for all ages! Whether you're crafting, playing games, or dreaming of becoming a lifeguard, there’s something for everyone. Come swim, learn, and laugh with us! All activites are listed below!

This event is free and open to all - Come and try out a unique meditation technique that is easy to follow and quiet enlightening! Nourish and sooth your inner being!

June is Seniors Month featuring Artful Talks, Presented by Chartwell

Discover, explore and be inspired during our upcoming Artful Talks series-a four-week dive into extraordinary works, artists, and the stories behind them. Whether you’re an art lover, lifelong learner or simply curious, each session offers a captivating look at creativity through the ages.

June 1, 8, 15 and 22, from 10 – 11 a.m.

Burlington Seniors’ Centre

Week 1: Magic of Monet

Week 2: Botanical Gardens

Week 3:  Through Her Eyes: Women of Art

Week 4: Art of Flight

Register for all of these courses at liveandplay.burlington.ca.

Bousfields Inc. on behalf of Alinea Land Corporation has made applications to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By-law, and apply for a Draft Plan of Subdivision for the property located at 5164, 5366, 5470 and 5900 Upper Middle Road and 5201 Mainway (referred to as Bronte Creek Meadows).

The applications propose to create 254 lots and blocks including residential lots, parks and open space blocks, employment blocks, natural heritage and stormwater management blocks, and a new public road network as “Phase 1” of the Bronte Creek Meadows community.

Phase 1 will provide approximately 597 new residential units in a mix of single-detached, townhouse and medium-density mixed-use residences.

Meeting Date – June 9, 2026
Time: 9:30 a.m.
Location: Burlington City Hall, 426 Brant St

Speaking at the Statutory Public Meeting as a Delegation:
To speak at the Public Meeting, there are two options:

• 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:
  • complete the online delegation request form at www.burlington.ca/delegation;
  • submit a written request by email to Legislative Services at clerks@burlington.ca, or
  • phone 905-335-7777, ext. 7481.

Register during the Public Meeting.

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.

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 Council. 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 Meeting and clicking the ‘Watch Video’ link. Click on the link to view the Statutory Public Meeting in progress at the time listed on this Notice