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Homeowners frustrated by graffiti
Homeowners frustrated by graffiti. SparkleWash Owner Dave Trefethen removes graffiti from a homeowner's wooden fences along New Street in the Hampton Heath Road area.
Go Green: Cut back on your hydro bill and win $500.00 worth of LED lights
From June 1 to July 31, 2013, H2 Systems Inc. on Harvester Road will hold a contest promoting energy conservation.
Senior seriously hurt in collision with ambulance
An elderly man remains in hospital with serious injuries following a two-vehicle collision in the city's north end over the weekend.
Burlington residents face driveway squeeze
Cindy Pomeroy, left, and Susan Bell live in a 15-year-old Burlington neighbourhood built for walkability, with room for just one car in most lots.
Glenview P.S. remembers Fairfield
Glenview Public School is hosting its annual Fun Fair on Friday, May 24 on school property, 143 Townsend Ave., from 4:30-8:30 p.m. It will include a special celebration of the 88-year-old Fairfield Public School, which closed at its Plains Road and Gorton Avenue location after the 2000-01 school year.
GO Transit's humble beginnings in Burlington featured in Gazette article
An article appeared in a copy of the Burlington Gazette dated March 13, 1979, entitled GO RAIL STATION SHOULD BE OPEN BY LATE FALL.
Sudden death of top Canadian dressage rider
The death of Costin, who died at Joseph Brant Hospital in Burlington, Ontario on Tuesday, was "sudden and unexpected", Equine Canada said.
Medica one and Carriage Gate Group Announce New Health Facility in Burlington
The official commencement of the Burlington Health Care Centre, Burlington's Largest Integrated Medical Facility, set for this Tuesday, May 14 Carriage Gate Group with Medica one are pleased to announce The Burlington Health Care Centre to the medical community and residents of Burlington, Ontario .
Elemental Restore Provides An Immediate Emergency Response Time for...
Burlington, ON, Canada -- Elemental Restoration is a mold testing company that is made up of hard-working staff members whose goal is to provide a healthy and safe environment for their customers.
Suspect surrenders to police in Oakville B&E
Suspect surrenders to police in Oakville B&E. The scene of a break-in early Friday morning at the Mobile Wireless Store, at 2501 Third Line.
Beams arrive for Freeman Station move
Progress on relocating Freeman Station continues to move forward, with the steel beams required to move the historic building recently arriving on the site.
Spinal Cord Injury Ontario , to assist in the planning and execution of the annual Wheelchair Relay challenge event.
Remembering the Battle of the Atlantic
Sailors young and old will join the public across the nation to pause and honour the Battle of the Atlantic, one of the defining conflicts of the Second World War.
Doors Open Hamilton, Saturday and Sunday, has added many new buildings to its lineup.
Charges laid after shots fired at break-in
A 31-year-old Mississauga man is facing numerous charges after a series of Friday morning break-ins in Oakville and Burlington, which ended with shots fired by a police officer.
Harvey. Presented by The Aldershot Players. May 3, 4. Dinner and show $35. Dinner 6:30 p.m., show 8 p.m. West Plains United Church, 549 Plains Rd.
Walk Of The Earth - The Forum, Kentish Town, London
Canadian indie rockers Walk Of The Earth took to the stage in front of an ecstatic crowd at the Kentish Town Forum on Saturday night.
Ontario police bust operation selling counterfeit DVD box sets worldwide
Three southern Ontario men are facing charges following an investigation in what's being called the largest counterfeit DVD burning and manufacturing operation in Canadian history.