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Canada Day is back at Spencer Smith Park on Tuesday, July 1, with free entertainment running from morning pancakes to a fireworks finale after dark.

Here is what the schedule look like:

Burlington Transit is free all day. Free shuttles from the GO station start at noon and run until 11:30 p.m., dropping off at Lakeshore and Brock. Parking will be tight so the city suggest to avoid driving!

One of the world's largest bounce houses is coming to Burlington Centre next month. The Royal Duck Bounce Park opens July 9 in a section of the mall's parking lot and runs through August 2.

The attraction spans more than 2,000 square metres and can handle dozens of bouncing families at once. It's open 3 to 9 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekends, with tickets starting at $28.99.

This looks like it would be just as fun for the adults as it would for the kids…

A major highrise plan beside Aldershot GO is heading to public engagement, and it could reshape one of Burlington’s busiest transit areas. Infrastructure Ontario is proposing a 2,715-unit community on the vacant Masonry Court site, just south of the station. The plan includes six towers between 30 and 48 storeys, plus retail and commercial space.

Residents can learn more and share feedback at two sessions: virtual on Tuesday, July 7 from 6:30-8pm, and in person on Tuesday, July 14 from 6-8pm at Central Arena.

Burlington wants the project reviewed through the city’s normal zoning process, rather than a provincial Minister’s Zoning Order.

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🥤 Dirty Soda Girls Opens Third Location in Burlington

🚧 Upper Middle Road Getting Safety Upgrades Near High School

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Brock recently had one eye removed due to a severe infection. He has healed beautifully and continues to take life in stride with a positive attitude and wagging tail.

This medium-sized boy has so much love to give and is ready to share it with a forever family. Could Brock be the companion you've been searching for? 

The Conservation Halton Foundation raised a record $302,000 at its eighth annual Blue Gala earlier this month, with funds going toward water-based education and recreation programs for local kids.

More than 365 guests gathered at Area 8 Conservation Area on June 11 for the event, which featured a fireside chat with Canadian musician Jim Cuddy and a performance by the Jim Cuddy Trio. Together with the Blue Community campaign the following weekend, the organization brought in $345,065 total.

The money will support programs like the Halton Children's Water Festival, which has reached more than 50,000 youth since it started.

Wednesday, June 24
⛅ Partly cloudy
High: 24°C | Low: 16°C

Thursday, June 25
🌦️ Risk of thunderstorms
High: 24°C | Low: 16°C

Friday, June 26
🌦️ Chance of storms
High: 21°C | Low: 17°C

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