Steve Pecar is the Managing Editor for insauga, a local news outlet focusing on the Ontario region, specifically Burlington. With a passion for local news and community stories, Steve covers a wide range of topics including local events, business updates, transportation issues, and cultural happenings in the Burlington area.
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Steve Pecar's focus is on local news, with an emphasis on crime, government & politics, and entertainment. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he seems to prioritize stories related to local events and announcements in the Burlington area.
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A conceptual design of the proposed Oakville development project.
A maintenance issue has forced the closure of a Burlington swimming pool for about a week. The closure will take place at the Angela Coughlan leisure pool located at 2425 Upper Middle Road. Burlington city staff say repairs need to be made because of an unexpected mechanical issue. It is expected to reopen by May […]
Repair work on several streets in a Burlington neighbourhood will ultimately bring new dedicated bike lanes and reduce the number of car lanes on one street.
For Burlington resident Lori Keenan, when you get the itch, you got to scratch…even if it happens while watching the hockey game.
This oval carved shell cameo is one of the items for sale at the Joseph Brant Hospital fundraising marketplace.
Burlington is launching a new civic recognition program for those who work to make the community a better place to live.
By: Steve Pecar
A local development company says it will match all corporate donations made during a fundraising drive for Joseph Brant Hospital.
The inside of The Lord Nelson on Plains Road East in Burlington.
By: Steve Pecar
So says Doug Brown of Burlington for Accessible, Sustainable Transit (BFAST), on the eve of the non-profit organization’s transportation forum.
Registration for some of Burlington’s popular recreational programs begins tomorrow (May 4).
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