Whether you're after a quick lunch or a full spread of mezza for the table, this is a Burlington spot worth putting on your regular rotation.

The same poll found the city itself split on direction: half of respondents said Burlington is headed the wrong way, 35 per cent said the opposite, and 15 per cent weren't sure.

Burlington residents head to the polls October 26, 2026, to elect the city's next mayor, council, and school board trustees.

The Elizabeth Gardens Creative Collective is thrilled to announce the return of its Annual Art Walk, a free, all-ages celebration where art builds community.

Burlington VegFest is happening Saturday, August 15, 2026, from 11:30am to 6:30pm at Spencer Smith Park, 1400 Lakeshore Road.

Movies by the Lake has become one of Burlington's favourite summer traditions, and it's easy to see why. Free, family-friendly, and it turns a movie night into a full evening out.

Burlington's combination of strong programming, smart logistics, and an unbeatable waterfront setting is why so many people from across the GTA make the trip here every July 1st.

Long before subdivisions and the QEW, this stretch of land along Lake Ontario was shaped by Indigenous nations, a Mohawk war hero, French explorers, and a century of orchards.

Shake Shack is planning to open a location at 4511 Dundas St., a spot that was a Kelseys until earlier this year.

Thirty years of ribs, charity, and a waterfront park full of people who clearly have no intention of eating a light lunch that weekend.

Boost is the marketing engine behind Burlington 365, the city's largest local business and tourism platform.

The Ribbers are firing up the grills in Montebello Park all weekend, and the entertainment lineup is stacked enough to plan your visit around.

If you're in or near Hamilton this August long weekend, the Festival of Friends' 50th anniversary is worth clearing your calendar for.

Hamilton earned its industrial reputation. But the history behind it is anything but ordinary.

Niagara Falls locals are shaped by something most people only experience for a weekend.

On Voting Day itself, there are 24 in-person locations citywide, four per ward, open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. You can vote at any location within your own ward.

Canada's Largest Ribfest runs September 4th to 7th, 2026, at Spencer Smith Park, and if the name sounds like a boast, the numbers back it up.

Kicking off the weekend on Friday, September 25 is the 3rd Annual Nickel Brook Beer Fest.

Doors Open Burlington runs Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., giving residents a look behind the scenes at ten sites around the city.

The City of Burlington has received an application for a new data centre in an employment area in the City.

Spots are limited each month, since every video is filmed and edited by a real production team — not a template.

With this many options between the lake, the creek, and the gardens, Oakville rewards picnic-goers who are willing to explore a few different spots.