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Beyond the Campaign: Burlington's Mark Carr on Finding Common Ground (opens the original)
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As part of the Beyond the Campaign series, Mark Carr sat down with Kezia Royer, host of Pages of Me Podcast, to give Burlington residents, particularly those in Ward 3, an opportunity to get to know the person behind the campaign. The conversation moved beyond campaign platforms and election messaging, exploring Carrâs background in business and the not-for-profit sector, his previous experience in municipal politics, his connection to the community, and the experiences that have shaped his ap
Burlington Mayoral Candidates Tackle City Issues at Men’s Shed Debate (opens the original)
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Burlington residents filled St. Christopherâs Church on Thursday, Sept. 17, for the first mayoral debate of the 2026 municipal election season, hosted by the Burlington Menâs Shed. The evening brought three of the cityâs five certified mayoral candidates together, incumbent Mayor Marianne Meed Ward, Ward 2 Councillor Lisa Kearns, and Ward 3 Councillor Rory Nisan, to answer questions about Burlingtonâs budget, infrastructure, transportation, housing, economic development, public safety, a
Joseph Tassoni’s ‘Natural Authority’ Explores Sensuality and Confidence on the Runway (opens the original)
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For Oakvilleâs Joseph Tassoni, fashion has never been simply about what people wear. It is about how clothing makes people feel, how they carry themselves when they enter a room, and the energy they bring with them. On Friday, September 18, 2026, the Greater Toronto fashion scene will again experience Tassoniâs distinctive approach when Arcadia Earth becomes the backdrop for Natural Authority, his Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter 2027 collection. Now entering its fourth year, the Joseph Tassoni
Beyond the Campaign: Burlington’s Robert Radway on Education, Volunteering, and Community Service (opens the original)
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Robert Radway is hoping to bring years of experience in education, community service, and volunteering to Burlington City Council as he campaigns for Ward 1 councillor. In the most recent episode of Pages of Me: Election Edition podcast, Radway sat down to share his story, reflecting on his upbringing, his career, his family, and the experiences that shaped his understanding of community and service. âI’m in education. I’ve been a high school teacher for many, many years,â Radway said, expl
Burlington Data Centre Proposal Advances as Hydro Details Address Key Concerns (opens the original)
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The proposed data centre planned for Burlington’s south end may face fewer municipal barriers after council rejected a proposed one-year moratorium on new data centre applications on July 21. New information provided to Burlington Local-News.ca by Burlington Hydro addresses several of the public’s biggest concerns about the project. Council heard from 16 delegations before directing staff to review municipal regulations through the Official Plan process and continue advocating to the provincial
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