The garden was named for Sir Harry Oakes, a wealthy Canadian businessman and philanthropist who played an important role in its development.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.