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A holiday that pays tribute to one of Burlingtons earliest original settlers returns to La Salle Park Monday Aug. 7 .Since 1980, the first Monday in August also known as the Civic Holiday has been proclaimed as Joseph Brant Day in Burlington.Famous Mohawk military and political leader Joseph Brant Thayendanegea settled in what is now known as Burlington in the early 1800s. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Staff and volunteers at Burlington museums look forward each and every year to presenting our community Civic Holiday celebration, said Barbara Teatero, Burlington museums director. We are grateful to have received funding from the Ontario 150 Celebration Grants program and at this 鈥?our 38th annual 鈥?event, visitors will be treated to a wide array of activities and performances that not only highlight Burlington strong ties to local talent, but provide an opportunity for our visitors to explore Burlington history and the achiev
stanley flask ements of Ontario past 150 years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The festivities kick off at the 50 North Shore Blvd. park with opening ceremonies at 11
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The City of Toronto could take Environment Canada out of the loop when it comes to opening up cooling centres on very hot days.The cooling centres are a part of Torontos Heat Relief Strategy, which supports the operation of emergency cooling centres during heat waves through late spring, summer and early fall.Under the current rules, theyre open when maximum daily temperatures are 31 Celsius or warmer. And its triggered when there is a forecast from Environment Canada of t
stanley cup hat temperature being expected for two or more days. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But Scarborough-Guildwood Coun. Paul Ainslie asked Torontos Economic and Community Development Committee to consider changes to that聽鈥?in light of the record heat wave during the week of Aug. 9. Ive found in particular in the past year, when Environment Canada has issued heat warnings, theres a lag time. Were waiting for the federal government to verify the temperature we already know, said Ainslie at the Sept. 22 meeting.聽 ART
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stanley france ntres needs to be reviewed and possibly changed. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In his letter to the committee Ainslie said that changes in weather patterns, due to climate change, could
