A Burlington couple is recovering today after an intruder broke into their East Side Crescent home early last night, tied them up and stole their car and keys to an Oakville jewelry store the male victim manages.
Ontario Environment Minister John Gerretsen has turned down a City of Burlington request for a more detailed environmental assessment -- called a 'bump up' -- that many hoped would make the QEW interchanges in the city safer.
There's a basket full of coloured condoms on the table. Above the dish is a poster warning of the HPV virus. Across the room, hanging on the wall, are a collection of teen magazines with youthful faces spread across their covers.
Particularly high numbers of forest tent caterpillars and fall cankerworms this season are causing considerable defoliation of local trees, according to Halton Region.
A large dragonboat competition along the Hamilton shoreline this weekend will involve a fair number of Burlington residents.
The majority of Halton's public high school students achieved above the provincial average in recently-released results for the 2007-08 Grade 10 Literacy Test.
The Toronto Raptors will never sound the same.That much is certain after Raptors' play-by-play m... The Burlington Horticultural Society's annual garden tour will be sauntering through five garden...
Elizabeth von Rosenbach had a 'golden' moment recently, one previously experienced by her two older brothers.
Thirty schools within the Halton District School Board will have different start and end times to the instructional day for 2008-09. The number of schools with altered bell times is almost evenly split with 16 schools to have later start times and 13 earlier.
To win a Governor General Bronze Medal you need to earn great marks in all of your high school courses for not one but two years.
The Burlington Public Library's new logo made its debut on Monday (June 30). The new logo is part of an overall branding initiative recently undertaken to develop a consistent visual identity across the library system.
Burlington Remembers is a monthly Post feature provided by the Burlington Historical Society as a means of presenting stories of the city's past to our readers.
A family support group for friends and family members affected by schizophrenia and other serious mental illnesses meets next Thursday (July 10) at Port Nelson United Church, 3132 South Dr. Co-ordinated by the Halton-Peel office of the Schizophrenia Society of Ontario, the drop-in group provides caregiver support and information on resources available in Halton.