- Craig Clark
- 20 Oct 2020
Burlington residents on Seneca Avenue discourage trick-or-treating amid COVID-19
Trick-or-treating on Seneca Avenue in Burlington is one of the biggest Halloween traditions for many locals. But, this year has thrown up a lot of concerns for the people living on the street that a...
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- Craig Clark
- 05 Oct 2020
IKEA Canada will phase out non-rechargeable alkaline batteries
Traditional batteries are going to be no more at IKEA Canada store locations by October 2021. The incredibly popular Swedish furniture retailer will phase out all non-rechargeable alkaline batterie...
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- Thomas Lewington
- 02 Oct 2020
Indoor soccer league registration at Redeemer Dome now open
As the weather begins to cool, soccer fans will have to start moving indoors to meet their sporting needs. Fortunately, Ancaster’s Redeemer University has the perfect spot for staying active during ...
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- Craig Clark
- 01 Oct 2020
Stone House Restaurant in Burlington closes due to COVID-19
Stone House Restaurant announced its sudden closure on their website saying that it was a result of the current COVID-19 pandemic. The popular Burlington restaurant featured steaks and seafood with ...
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- Thomas Lewington
- 16 Sep 2020
The Anatomy of a Comeback
Today’s unpredictable world makes starting a business more difficult than ever. But Emily O’Brien, Hamilton native and founder of Comeback Snacks in downtown Dundas, is no stranger to adversity. H...
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- Michael Kras
- 14 Sep 2020
Burlington public school sees first confirmed COVID-19 case in a student
It didn’t take long for COVID-19 to impact local schools, as the Halton District School Board (HDSB) has confirmed that a student at Brant Hills Public School has tested positive for the virus after...
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- Craig Clark
- 04 Sep 2020
Protests at Burlington slaughterhouse continue despite new provincial law
Bill 156 prohibits protesters from stopping trucks from transporting livestock, but it hasn’t stopped activists from protesting outside a Burlington slaughterhouse. Activist group Toronto Pig...
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- Craig Clark
- 02 Sep 2020
Mihi Cannabis opens its first retail store in Burlington
Unique retailer Mihi Cannabis, that focuses on locally sourced and health-conscious products, opens its first store in Burlington on September 2nd. Mihi has partnered with a number of local artisan...
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- Craig Clark
- 28 Aug 2020
Changes in schools amid COVID creates new challenges for student athletes
Although a lot of the conversation surrounding schools has been about their safe reopening, the changes to the academic year has given student athletes a whole new group of challenges to get a scholar...
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- Craig Clark
- 24 Aug 2020
Burlington-based company begins producing non-alcohol vegan hand sanitizers
Hunter Amenities announced a new line of effective alternatives to alcohol-based hand sanitizers called EcoLogical Care. The Burlington-based company developed the idea for non-alcohol, paraben free...
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