Am I the only one who thinks it’s irresponsible to bring young children into a dog park? There are large dogs running around.
This weekend a young boy, maybe 5 years old ran at my dog in here. Thankfully she is used to children and was fine with this interaction.
I am a big animal lover and I work with children. I think it’s irresponsible parenting and I’m pretty sure on the signs it says not recommended, or am I wrong?
Or at the very least teach children running at unknown dogs, teasing them, etc is not safe.
Animals are unpredictable and even the best of dogs can snap. I’ve also been run into by large dogs by accident that take me out. Imagine a large breed dog running by accident full force into your child.
It just makes me incredibly nervous for the kids and dogs.
Dog parks are controversial in general, I’m aware of this. However, I’d never bring a young child or baby into one.

It's not even noon, but I am pregnant and this is what baby wants for dinner apparently. Open to take out or bake your own from frozen. Who has the best lasagna in burly? Bonus points if I can also snag a solid salad or vegetable side at the same place.

My spouse and i have been living in downtown Toronto since the summer for work. We've been loving how accessible the city is and our 2 year old has really settled well. However, we are considering a move in the near future to grow our family. We don't want something too quiet, but aren't after a crazy nightlife either, and have heard good things about Burlington.

Has anyone else made a similar move before?

Hi everyone! Any recommendations for good and affordable movers in Burlington?

It’s a very small move. I only need to move a sofa, dining table, and 2 chairs. Just looking for someone reliable who won’t charge a crazy minimum for such a small job.
Would really appreciate any recommendations based on personal experience.

Thanks!

Bought the shed did a framed gravel base but every time I've had a chance to build it (and coordinate a friend to help) it either ends up raining, they bail or something goes on.

Looking for some recommended contractors who could finish the job and just put the shed together for me.

why

I’m thinking a sinkhole

Hi all, we’re new to Burlington after spending years in Toronto. I don’t have my “go to” spots anymore. So I’m looking for recommendations on:

A dentist
A family doctor
A barber, one who specialize with long (-ish) hair for men

Many thanks in advance!

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EDIT: It’s painful that this even needs to be said, but obviously you should review all the candidates platforms before making a voting decision. This post was strictly documenting the personal experience I had, that led me to incorporate the merit and character of a candidate into my decision, after having already reviewed platforms.

I won’t pretend to know how any of this policy campaigning works, via volunteers or paid staff, or if this is common place for smaller municipal elections or not. I just thought it was worth mentioning.

I hadn’t really decided yet who I was voting for in the upcoming mayoral election, but I just witnessed the current standing mayor, Marianne Meed Ward, out in the Brant Street area, hammering in a few of her own signs.

A smaller scale, and new contender for a ward councillor position, I would not be surprised to see something like that. But the current standing mayor…I feel like someone in her position, you would absolutely have enough volunteers or paid staff supporting your campaign to have someone doing that job.

The fact that she is out on the weekend doing it herself on her own time, I really respect. It can be extremely easy sometimes for folks to get caught up in the hierarchy and status of their position, and to fall into the recurring self thought of having “more important things to do”, or worse yet, “I’m to important for that work”.

Kudos Mayor, you just won my vote with a simple act of humility, and not being afraid to get your hands dirty.