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Actions and Words as interpreted by Sean Campbell By Pepper Parr May 31st, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON Actions speak louder than words -that is more true in the world of politics. About six months […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	Gas Prices Will Rise - and are not expected to be lower as long as the Stand Off with Iran continues By Gazette Staff June 3rd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON Dan McTeague: Gasoline and diesel prices are set for another jump in Ontario. Dan McTeague, […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X
More than a million people visited the seven library branches in 2025 By Gazette Staff June 3rd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON Now we know what Library CEO Lita Barrie is reading for the summer. Burlington Library released […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	Ontario Health Coalition gets 8000 people in front of the legislature protesting changes to public health services By Gazette Staff June 3rd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON The Ontario Health Coalition has been working at getting the public to understand just how serious […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X
Layer is the Third Candidate Seeking the Ward 2 Council Seat By Pepper Parr June 3rd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON Masha Brar is the third candidate running for the Ward 2 Council seat. Masha Brar, a […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	Mayor and Council have suckered the Millcroft residents into thinking the city is ever going to do anything for them. By Pepper Parr June 3rd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON OPINION There is that wonderful phrase “A Day Late and a Dollar Short.” It was actually […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X
Snowbirds will be on the ground at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum By Gazette Staff June 3rd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON For 55 seasons (1971-2026), the Snowbirds have flown to inspire, to bring communities together, and to […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	Stiles blasts Doug Ford as he heads off on another extended summer vacation, after spending just 30 days in the Ontario Legislature. By Pepper Parr June 3rd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON Doug Ford spoke in the Legislature before they recessed until October 27th. Ontario NDP Leader Marit […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X
Downtown patio people invite you to linger a little longer over dinner, and making the most of warm days and vibrant evenings. By Gazette Staff June 3rd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON There’s something special about patio season in Burlington Downtown. It’s gathering with friends on a sunny […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	Two Significant Developments will be presented at Statutory Meetings: June 9th for Bronte Creek. July 7th for 1200 King Road By Pepper Parr June 2nd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON Whenever a development is proposed, the city is required under the Planning Act, to hold a […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X
In Canada’s broken system, houses are too expensive to buy – and to build By David Graham June 2nd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON I grew up in Cape Breton, N.S., in the 1970s. The parents of kids at my […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	What's driving increase in antisemitism. By Gazette Staff June 2nd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON New national unity council to study what’s driving increase in antisemitism. The new national unity council […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X
A late look at the Official Opening of Bateman Community Centre By Pepper Parr June 2, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON This is one of those occasions where “better late than never” would apply. I suppose there […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	Major changes in car insurance will come into effect July 1st By Gazette Staff June 2nd, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON Insurance for car drivers undergoes a significant change on July 1st. Nine out of 12 standard […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X
Nisan keeps the location of his first campaign meeting secret - announces a three pillar platform By Gazette Staff June 1st, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON Rory Nisan held his first campaign to be elected Mayor of the City on Sunday at […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	Burlington minor hockey team travels to Kelowna for a once-in-a-lifetime experience By Gazette Staff June 1st, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON A Burlington minor hockey team’s season of giving back came full circle this weekend, as the […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X
Residential Builders (RESCON) propose solution to the housing crisis: It is structural, decades in the making, and the result of public policy failure. By RESCON June 1st, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON The housing affordability crisis in Ontario is no longer a cyclical enigma that will magically correct with […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	Ward six candidate Frank Domenic makes a false claim By Gazette Staff June 1st, 2026 BURLINGTON. ON Frank Domenic: The voters in Ward 6 get to decide if this is the kind of […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X
Gazette on election debates By Pepper Parr June 1st, 2026 BURLINGTON, ON OPINION The 2026 municipal election is going to be a lot different than what took place in […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X	If the Letter from Poilievre to Carney Was Mailed It May Not Have Been Delivered Yet. Here's the Content By Pepper Parr May 31st, 2026 BURLINGTON ON From the Leader of the Opposition, Pierre Poilievre, to the Prime Minister, On Friday, you became […] Share this: LinkedIn Email Tumblr Facebook More Print X