at Grace United Church on Saturday September 16, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.

The items being collected will be processed by Quantum Lifecycle Partners LP. The materials will be safely recycled so that the items do not end up in landfills. On the day of the event members of our congregation, along with local teens, will unload the cars as they arrive so that people did not have to leave the comfort of their own car, just drive in and drop off.

Items being collected are:

• Televisions

• Computers / Laptops

• Printers / Copiers

• Telephones / Cell Phones

• Cameras / Video Recorders

Annual Food for Feedback Event

Burlington is hosting it’s 3rd annual Food for Feedback event on Sat., Sept. 16 between noon and 4 p.m. at Central Park (2299 New St.). Residents can come to enjoy a free meal in exchange for sharing their thoughts on City projects. City staff, Mayor Meed Ward and members of Council will be there to listen to resident feedback.

The free drop-in event features more than 26 booths and four food trucks. There is a special area called the 'Kidz Zone' sponsored by Canadian Tire where children can have fun while family members provide feedback on City projects.

Feedback collected at the event will help the City continue to improve services and initiatives.

Date and Location

• Saturday, Sept. 16, between noon and 4 p.m. at Central Park, 2299 New St.

If it rains, the event will move to the Burlington Senior's Centre.

This year, the City will be seeking feedback and sharing information on topics including:

• Burlington Transit
• Climate resiliency
• Customer experience with the City
• Civic Square renewal
• Future use of former Robert Bateman High School
• Transportation options
• Recreation
• Parks
• Official Plan revisions, and more!

Visit getinvolvedburlington.ca/food-for-feedback to learn more about the Food for Feedback engagement event and other engagement opportunities where residents can contribute their ideas and feedback on municipal issues and projects.

Celebrate the fall season at Applefest Fall Fair on October 1, from 10am – 2pm on the grounds of Ireland House Museum. The day will be filled with family entertainment on the main stage with shows from BarryO Kidshow, Wild Ontario, and CRASH Rhythm. The event will also include an Apple Scavenger Hunt, vendor market, food truck, historic demonstrations, and tours of the historic Ireland House Museum.

Capacity is limited, please pre-register for the event, reservations are available at 10am and 12pm. Walk-in guests will be accommodated, space permitting. Ticket includes mainstage entertainment, Apple Scavenger Hunt, and Museum tour.

Adults – $10
Children (3-12) and Seniors (65+) – $8
Under 2 – Free
Family (2 adults, and up to 4 children) – $35
(members receive 10% off)

Parking is available at MM Robinson High School, please note, the walk to Ireland House Museum is approximately 10 minutes (1 km).

Families are invited to join 1st Port Nelson Scouts for a FREE Open House.  Kids and parents are invited to meet some of our volunteer section leaders at this informal drop-in event to learn about the upcoming program year.  

Our programs help youth discover self-confidence, teamwork & leadership skills while developing a caring attitude & respect for the environment, their communities & their world.

1st Port Nelson Scouts offers opportunities to boys and girls of all ages.

Beaver Scouts - Ages 5 - 7

Cub Scouts - Ages 8 - 10

Scouts - Ages 11 - 14

Venturer Scouts - Ages 15 - 17

Rover Scouts 18 - 26

Volunteers: 14 - 100+!

Through our programs, youth have a lot of fun learning new things and gaining life experiences they wouldn’t have elsewhere. It’s certainly a lot more than beans and franks around a campfire! 

Since 1949, 1st Port Nelson Scouts has been an active youth organization in Burlington with thousands of youth members having come through our program!  Our group brings a world of adventure, outdoor experience and friendship to girls and boys in our community.

Sarnia & District Labour Council hosts the 'Labour Day Parade' to celebrate our Labour Community in Lambton County.

Please help us with a smooth flow to the parade by not parking on the Christina Street from 8:30 am to 11:30 am.  With appreciation.

Laurentian and Antoine Mountain Ski Patrols are recruiting new Patrollers for the 2023-2024 season. 

Imagine – helping the skiing/boarding public at TWO of your favourite ski resorts in Ontario!! Laurentian Ski Hill and Antoine Mountain Ski Patrol Teams are working together!  You will now have the option to patrol at one or both hills!!

REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION NIGHT for New and Returning Patrollers on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2023,  6:00PM TO 7:00PM at the UPPER LODGE AT LAURENTIAN SKI HILL, 15 Janey Ave., NORTH BAY, ON.

Visit our National Website https/skipatrol.ca/join for more information on Canadian Ski Patrol.