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Community engagement, Flood 2014, Infrastructure, Weather

Burlington Flood Relief: The need, how you can help and where the money goes

Imagine you are sitting comfortably in your home listening to the rain fall, and very quickly your basement fills up with water and raw sewage. There’s a knock at the door. It’s emergency personnel – the power has to be cut – electricity and water don’t mix. Your heating and cooling systems don’t work – […]

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Ken Colombo: I am deeply concerned that Burlington residents MIGHT NOT meet the required CONTRIBUTION THRESHHOLD to cover the FULL DAMAGES. I…
Joan Turbitt: My heart goes ut to everyone who had damage from the flood. After this past winter's ice storm I can…

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WIND CHILL WARNING in effect for Burlington/Oakville

Marianne Meed Ward ⋅

Summary: Wind chills of minus 30 to 35 tonight and Tuesday morning. An Arctic air mass has settled over Southern Ontario. The combination of cold temperatures and moderate northwesterly winds is expected to produce wind chill values minus 30 or colder. Outdoor workers please dress accordingly to limit skin exposure while working outside: · Wear […]

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What inspired me to seek public office in the first place – "I can do something about that!" – continues to propel me forward as the City and Regional Councillor for Ward 2 since 2010. This isn’t a job; it’s a privilege to represent and serve the residents of Burlington. In my time on council, I’ve had the honour to meet and serve with many residents who also believe you “can do something about that” and volunteer your time to make Burlington better.