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City of Burlington@burlington· 14h

Fall 2026 and winter 2027 rec programs are open for viewing! For the best experience, log in at liveandplay.burlington.ca. Resident registration dates: - Fall adult programs: Aug. 20, 7 a.m. - Youth, fall swimming lessons & Aquatic Leadership: Aug. 22, 9 a.m. - Adult Day Trips: Sept. 3, 9 a.m.

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City of Burlington@burlington· 7d

Update: Sports lockers are now available at Central Park, Maple Park, Queensway Park and Leighland Park. The full list of locations is available on the Equip Sport app.

City of Burlington@burlington· 8d

Free sport equipment lockers are now available in 20 parks across the city! Borrow basketballs, soccer balls and more at no cost using the free Equip Sport app. Get active, have fun and return equipment so others can enjoy it too. Learn more at Burlington.ca/Sport-Lockers

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City of Burlington@burlington· 15d

#BurlON's administrative offices will be closed on Monday, Aug. 3 for the Civic holiday. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, Aug. 4. For more information, visit https://bit.ly/4fvaV0i Have a great long weekend #BurlON.

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City of Burlington@burlington· 21d

The City of Burlington held its regularly scheduled City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, covering motions, by-laws, and a variety of City business matters. Read the Council decision highlights at https://bit.ly/4fvaV0i.

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City of Burlington@burlington· 25d

Today marks 100 days until Voting Day (Oct. 26) in #BurlON's next municipal election! It's never too early to start making your voting plan, including checking to make sure you are on the Voters’ List. Visit myvoteburlington.ca to find everything you need to know.

City of Burlington@burlington· Jul 9

The Spencer Smith Park cherry tree pathway renewal project is moving ahead and is currently in the project tender and award process. Once the project is complete, the park will feature a new, accessible pedestrian pathway extension bordered by cherry trees, ⤵️

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jul 3

Summer storms can bring heavy rainfall, strong winds, lightning and localized flooding, sometimes with little warning. Taking steps to prepare before severe weather occurs can help residents protect their homes, families and property. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4b2o3IY

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jul 2

Thank you for celebrating Canada Day with us 🇨🇦 🎇 ! We'd love to hear all about your experience at w.ww.getinvolvedburlington.ca/eventstrategy.

City of Burlington@burlington· Jul 1

What do you think? We're looking at ways to improve how you can find and pay for parking. This is your 'sign' to take our survey! Tell us what you think as we look for ways to make it easier to find and pay for parking in Downtown #BurlON https://www.getinvolvedburlington.ca/paidparking

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 25

Earlier this week, Burlington City Council approved a new service level and cost model for the City's residential windrow snow clearing program, which assists residents with clearing the snow pile left at the end of driveways after snowplows pass. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Svuu0P

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 24

The City of Burlington held its regularly scheduled City Council meeting on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, covering motions, by-laws, and a variety of City business matters. Read the Council decision highlights in the media release: bit.ly/3QjYnk7

City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 23

Please note that City administrative buildings will be closed on Wednesday, July 1 in celebration of Canada Day. Regular hours resume July 2. We hope you enjoy a safe and happy Canada Day #BurlON. https://bit.ly/44seL5e

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 23

Today, the flags at Burlington City Hall are lowered to half-mast in observance of the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism, marked annually on June 23. ⤵️

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 22

Rental e-scooters are back on Centennial Trail, and personal e-scooters are now permitted too! 🛴 Riders must be 16+, wear a helmet, ride solo, stay off sidewalks and yield to pedestrians. Walkers and mobility device users have priority. Learn more: burlington.ca/escooters

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 22

Residents are invited to attend a public information drop-in session to learn about the Upper Middle Road Renewal Project, June 26, 2026, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Mountainside Recreation Center, 2205 Mount Forest Dr., Burlington. Learn more at Burlington.ca/UMConstruction.

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 22

What a great weekend! The parade, the festival, and the National Indigenous Peoples Day event all had great turnouts. Want to see more? We're developing a Festivals and Events Strategy and want your input! Help shape future community celebrations at www.getinvolvedburlington.ca/eventstrategy.

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 21

A special thank you to the Indigenous Advisory Circle, Kate Dickson, and WhiteEagle for their leadership, guidance, and dedication in organizing this event and making it such a memorable experience. #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay

City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 21

Thank you to everyone who joined us today at Central Park for National Indigenous Peoples Day. 🧡 Together, we enjoyed a meaningful day of culture, community, learning, and reflection while recognizing the rich histories, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples. ⤵️

City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 19

Visit Tansley Woods Community Centre to pay your taxes Visit us at the service counter June 19, 22 & 23 between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Property Taxes are due on June 23. There are many ways to pay your property taxes. Visit Burlington.ca/propertytax for more information.

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 17

Celebrate Canada Day at Spencer Smith Park 🇨🇦! Spend the day by the lake with free entertainment, a Kids Zone, delicious food, family fun, and a show-stopping drone + fireworks finale. 🔗 Burlington.ca/CanadaDay

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 17

Today, we raised the flag at City Hall to celebrate Black Music and its influence on our city’s culture. In celebrating Black Music Month, we acknowledge and recognize the achievements of all local Black musicians and artists, and encourage them to innovate, participate and create in our city.

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 15

Today, we raised the flag at City Hall in recognition of Seniors’ Month. During this time, we recognize older adults and the vital contributions they make to the vibrancy of our communities. ⤵️

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 11

Join the Indigenous Advisory Circle to the Mayor on June 21 at Central Park for a free National Indigenous Peoples Day event featuring dancers, singers, drumming, vendors, and an ice cream truck. Find the full details at https://bit.ly/4fDccUS.

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 10

June is Bike Month, and we're celebrating all things cycling. Check out our latest #TakeActionBurlington blog post featuring our new Interactive Cycling Map, bike-focused webinars from Smart Commute and resources to help you ride with confidence. https://bit.ly/4okdAhy

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 10

Don't miss out on funding to help care for your mature trees. The deadline for the City's Significant Tree Maintenance Rebate has been extended to June 17. Eligible property owners can receive up to $1,000 per established tree. https://bit.ly/3QvTtjL

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City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 9

We hope events like today's flag raising raise awareness in our community about aphasia and encourage compassion and understanding of those affected.

City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 9

Approximately one in three individuals who have a stroke develop aphasia. It is estimated that over 165, 000 Canadians are living with this long-term communication disorder. ⤵️

City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 9

Today we raised the flag at City Hall for Aphasia Awareness Month (June 9). Aphasia is a language disorder that affects communication. It occurs when someone has trouble speaking or understanding other people's speech. ⤵️

City of Burlington@burlington· Jun 8

Final 2026 tax bills have been mailed to Burlington properties. A reminder that taxes are due June 23, 2026 and Sept. 23, 2026. If you have not received your tax bill, please contact the tax office by phone at 905-335-7750 or by email at propertytax@burlington.ca.