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Due to the ongoing threat of COVID-19, the City of Burlington has cancelled all City-run spring programs and is keeping all recreation facilities, parks, playgrounds, sports fields and City administration facilities closed until the end of June. All drop-in programs listed in the calendar are also cancelled. Public festivals and event listings in this calendar should also be cancelled. Please contact the event provider directly to confirm.
For more City COVID-19 information, visit www.burlington.ca/coronavirus
For further COVID-19 information, please visit Halton Region Public Health www.halton.ca/coronavirus
For Joseph Brant Hospital COVID-19 information, visit www.josephbranthospital.ca/covid-19
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Apr
14
Telephone Town Hall: COVID-19 Response and Support
Apr 14, 2020 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Telephone Town Hall
On Tuesday, April 14, the City of Burlington will hold a second telephone town hall to provide updates about what the City is doing to protect the health and safety of our community and to address concerns from the public related to COVID-19. To assist in answering as many questions from the public as possible, the town hall has been extended to two hours and will take place between 7 and 9 p.m.
The two-hour town hall will be hosted by Mayor Marianne Meed Ward and provide the public with an opportunity to hear from a panel of leaders confirmed to date including:
Members of City CouncilCity Manager Tim Commisso and senior staffMP for Burlington, the Honourable Karina GouldMP for Oakville-North Burlington, Pam DamoffMPP for Burlington, Jane McKennaMPP for Oakville-North Burlington, Effie TriantafilopoulosPresident and CEO of Joseph Brant Hospital, Eric VandewallFire Chief, Dave LazenbyHow to Participate
Residents who would like to participate in the town hall can do so in the following ways:
Register in advance: Burlington residential phone numbers will be randomly selected to be part of the telephone town hall. Residents who would like to be added to the telephone call list can email getinvolved@burlington.ca by the end of day April 13.Please note: if you registered for the previous town hall (held on March 26), you are not required to register your phone number a second time.
Join by telephone: Anyone who does not receive a telephone invitation can call 1-800-231-0276 at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 14 to join the town hall. For those individuals calling in, please be advised more than one attempt may be required due to the high volume of traffic on the phone lines. If the first call does not connect, please hang up and dial the 1-800 number again.Once the call begins, a moderator will provide participants with instructions for how to submit their questions to the leadership panel.
Any questions not answered within the two-hour call will be posted, with answers, to the City’s website at burlington.ca/townhall, along with an audio file and full transcript of the call.
Apr
14
Telephone Town Hall: COVID-19 Response and Support
Apr 14, 2020 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Telephone Town Hall
On Tuesday, April 14, the City of Burlington will hold a second telephone town hall to provide updates about what the City is doing to protect the health and safety of our community and to address concerns from the public related to COVID-19. To assist in answering as many questions from the public as possible, the town hall has been extended to two hours and will take place between 7 and 9 p.m.
The two-hour town hall will be hosted by Mayor Marianne Meed Ward and provide the public with an opportunity to hear from a panel of leaders confirmed to date including:
Members of City CouncilCity Manager Tim Commisso and senior staffMP for Burlington, the Honourable Karina GouldMP for Oakville-North Burlington, Pam DamoffMPP for Burlington, Jane McKennaMPP for Oakville-North Burlington, Effie TriantafilopoulosPresident and CEO of Joseph Brant Hospital, Eric VandewallFire Chief, Dave LazenbyHow to Participate
Residents who would like to participate in the town hall can do so in the following ways:
Register in advance: Burlington residential phone numbers will be randomly selected to be part of the telephone town hall. Residents who would like to be added to the telephone call list can email getinvolved@burlington.ca by the end of day April 13.Please note: if you registered for the previous town hall (held on March 26), you are not required to register your phone number a second time.
Join by telephone: Anyone who does not receive a telephone invitation can call 1-800-231-0276 at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 14 to join the town hall. For those individuals calling in, please be advised more than one attempt may be required due to the high volume of traffic on the phone lines. If the first call does not connect, please hang up and dial the 1-800 number again.Once the call begins, a moderator will provide participants with instructions for how to submit their questions to the leadership panel.
Any questions not answered within the two-hour call will be posted, with answers, to the City’s website at burlington.ca/townhall, along with an audio file and full transcript of the call.