The visitor information centre located at 414 Locust St. in downtown Burlington has reopened to welcome visitors and local industry partners.  Hours of operation are from 9 am – 4 pm daily. The friendly summer travel counsellors are on hand to assist you with inquiries and make referrals to local businesses.  We have taken steps to protect the safety of visitors and staff by implementing distancing protocol.  Refer to tourismburlington.com for more information.  We are celebrating 50 years of having a visitor centre in the city and look forward to welcoming you.

À la douce mémoire - in loving memory of, Sylvianne Champagne, de la famille Bourgeois - from the Bourgeois family

In memory of Jake Lamoureux from the Malyon & Haramis families

In memory of Kathy Gignac from the Malyon & Haramis families

The Wallaceburg Farmers Market is having its 3rd date of the summer! This volunteer run event is from 8am till 12pm in the 708 James street parking lot downtown Wallaceburg. This market you can find fresh local produce, fresh cut flowers, handmade soaps, local honey and maple syrup, potted plants, freshly barbecued food to go, and more! Follow our event page for details leading up to the event including: promotions, pre-order options, and a full vendor list
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Email wallaceburgfarmersmarket@gmail.com with any questions or inbox them on our facebook page: Wallaceburg Farmers' Market

Body Language in the Park:
physically distant outdoor classes

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You must preregister for these classes ahead of time at www.BodyLanguageCK.com/in-the-park

More pop-up classes across CK to be announced soon

Missed your child’s well-child visit recently? Call your health provider to keep them on track with their immunizations. Health providers have protocols in place for safe well-child visits

If you’re looking to:

• promote your talent or skills,
• advertise your products or services,
• learn to make money online, or
• stay in touch with loved ones (privately)

YouTube can help you achieve that. This video-sharing platform is one of the most popular content formats regularly shared on Social Media. As the world heads online and sales surge during this Covid-19/Coronavirus pandemic, take advantage of this free, valuable resource for financial gain. Or, learn how to create private videos to stay in touch with family and friends.

This online course (certificate program) is taught via Zoom (an easy-to-use cloud-based peer-to-peer software platform). If you have access to a computer (with camera and microphone), an Internet connection, email address, and basic computer skills, this training is for you.

The program consists of 8 one-hour Zoom sessions that run Monday to Thursday, starting July 20th at 10am. For more information or to register, call Tri-County Literacy Council at 613-932-7161.

CKPL presents the TD Summer Reading Club, Game On! Sign up and participate online at https://libraryaware.com/225JPB Read, complete missions, earn digital badges and play games!

This summer, let’s read together and cheer each other on as we achieve our personal best. This reading program is designed for kids age 5 to 12 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!

The June 27 Miracle committee reports an estimated 2,020,500 lbs of food was collected & stands to feed 28,850 households or 67,316 individuals for one year of food bank usage. Many thanks to the residents of Windsor & Essex County for the tremendous generosity.