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Burlington’s fifth annual Food for Feedback returns Sept. 13 from noon to 4 p.m. at Central Park, where residents can swap their thoughts for a food truck lunch. Over 30 city booths will showcase projects, inviting people to weigh in on transit, climate action, parking and more.

City staff say the one-afternoon event sparks crucial conversations with thousands of residents. Feedback helps guide policies from ward boundaries to park renewals, a sandwich for your opinions - we think it’s a pretty fair trade.

If you’re searching for something fun this long weekend, Milton’s Steam-Era festival is a short drive from Burlington. The annual event runs Friday, Aug. 29 through Monday, Sept. 1 and brings antique tractors, steam engines and farming history back to life in a family-friendly setting.

Highlights include threshing demonstrations, tractor skill contests, a daily parade and military vehicle displays. Tickets are available at the gate, with discounted pre-sales offered until Aug. 27.

The Tipsy Fox, a Canadian-owned pub chain, is opening its largest location yet in the former Shoeless Joe’s at 1250 Brant St. this September. The Burlington spot will serve as the company’s flagship, with a job fair planned in the coming weeks.

🎬 $5 movies at Cineplex this weekend!

💵 Burlington wants budget planning feedback

Burlington’s own Victoria Mboko stepped onto the U.S. Open courts for the very first time Monday, facing none other than two-time Grand Slam champion Barbora Krejcikova. Though the match didn’t go her way, Mboko showed grit and composure, treating the experience as a chance to learn and grow.

At just 18, she’s already climbed from world No. 348 to 24 in under a year. Burlington can be proud, her U.S. Open debut is just the start of a very promising career.

Gardeners of Burlington is bringing in local beekeeper David Stotesbury of Backed by Bees on Wednesday, Sept. 10 at the Central Arena Auditorium for a fascinating look at the history of honey. From ancient clay pots to modern hives, the talk will explore how humans have relied on bees for thousands of years.

Attendees will also discover the vital role bees play in agriculture and biodiversity, with a chance to taste honey along the way.

Wednesday, August 27
☀️ Mostly sunny and beautiful
High: 23 °C | Low: 15 °C

Thursday, August 28
⛅ Some sun, turning cloudy with afternoon rain
High: 21 °C | Low: 12 °C

Friday, August 29
🌧️ Mainly cloudy with a couple of showers possible
High: 19 °C | Low: 13 °C