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• Posted By: Theatre Burlington

The Sweet Delilah Swim Club By Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten Directed by Sondra Learn Produced by Mark Collis The Sweet Delilah Swim Club is the story of five unforgettable women who

• Posted By: Royal Canadian Legion Burlington, Ontario - Branch #60

Join us every Friday from 5:00-6:30 p.m. for a fantastic meal of Fish & Chips! We serve up a delicious half-pound haddock along with golden fries and fresh coleslaw, all for only $15 cash. Dine-in or

• Posted By: Joseph Brant Hospital Foundation

On Saturday, May 11th, join Grace United Church as they present their Spring High Tea & Vendor Market, hosted by Grace United Church Women. Hats and fascinators welcome! A portion of their event

• Posted By: Laureate College

We are excited to extend a field trip invitation to your school’s grade 6,7, and 8 students to participate in an innovative and inspiring high school presentation focused on Indigenous culture,

• Posted By: Hearing Well Matters! (Burlington)

New results from the Aging and Cognitive Health Evaluation in Elders (ACHIEVE) study found that hearing intervention slowed cognitive decline in older adults with mild to moderate hearing loss by

• Posted By: Hearing Well Matters! (Burlington)

Over 8 million Canadians have some hearing loss, but many of us struggle with acknowledging it. People wait on average six years from first noticing they may be hard- of-hearing to getting a hearing

• Posted By: Hearing Well Matters! (Burlington)

Adults with hearing loss who regularly use their hearing aids may experience a remarkable 24% lower risk of mortality compared to non-users. A new study published in the January 3, 2024 edition

• Posted By: Hearing Well Matters! (Burlington)

New research shows hearing aids can stabilise cognitive function for at least three years for older adults with hearing loss. Hearing loss is a common part of aging. According to the World Health

• Posted By: Hearing Well Matters! (Burlington)

New research shows hearing aids can stabilise cognitive function for at least three years for older adults with hearing loss. Hearing loss is a common part of ageing. According to the World Health

• Posted By: The Village Media Network (Burlington)

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