Julie Slack is a local journalist based in Burlington, Ontario, Canada. Her work primarily focuses on covering news and events in the Burlington area, including local politics, community initiatives, and human interest stories. Julie's articles aim to inform and engage readers about the issues and developments that impact their everyday lives in the region.
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Julie Slack's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements, community events, and business developments in Burlington. She provides a platform for expert commentary and highlights cultural aspects of the region.
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By: Julie Slack
Conservative Leader drops by Boilermakers Local 128 Training Centre to deliver his message
Renuitt Builders Inc. helps out for no charge on project to give back to community It got so hot inside one of Burlington's oldest churches one summer morning that a parishioner fainted.
Conservative worker drops by Boilermakers Local 128 Training Centre
Coventry Way/Guelph Line intersection closed for investigation A two-vehicle, high-speed crash resulted in injuries and closed a busy
Tea party at LaSalle Park Banquet Hall on Saturday afternoon delights many Tea for two? How about tea for 100?
Gator wows a big crowd who learns how a dog makes life better for others
Shelter Movers would like to help move five people/families from abusive relationships/month
Burlington Foundation celebrates 25 years of working together to create a resilient city
Santa brings Mrs. Claus to brings smiles to many children at Wholesome storytime
A much-loved store for tradesmen, handymen, automotive and those who don't care about a little grease on their hand, is opening in Burlington next year. A new Princess Auto store is set to open in Burlington by summer 2025.
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