Craig Campbell

Hamilton

Reporter at Metroland Media Group

Reporter at Burlington Post

Reporter at The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON)

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Burlington library branch reopens after fire-related closure

3 days ago | insidehalton.com | Craig Campbell

Burlington Public Library’s Aldershot Branch reopened Monday, June 2 after a nearly month-long closure for flooding repairs. It was the second closure this year, after the 550 Plains Rd. E. branch suffered water damage during a small stove fire in Halton Community Housing’s Aldershot Village seniors apartment building above the branch on Feb. 6. The fire was extinguished by the building’s sprinkler system.
Burlington library branch reopens after fire-related closure

3 days ago | thespec.com | Craig Campbell

Burlington Public Library’s Aldershot Branch reopened Monday, June 2 after a nearly month-long closure for flooding repairs. It was the second closure this year, after the 550 Plains Rd. E. branch suffered water damage during a small stove fire in Halton Community Housing’s Aldershot Village seniors apartment building above the branch on Feb. 6. The fire was extinguished by the building’s sprinkler system.
Trek Bicycle Burlington nabs Ontario ‘best bike business’ honour

4 days ago | insidehalton.com | Craig Campbell

A Burlington bicycle shop is on the Ontario By Bike 2025 list of best Ontario bike businesses. Trek Bicycle Burlington store manager Chris Segato said the store has operated in its current location for about three years. Segato said the store was previously known as Neworld Cycle for 30 years in Burlington, before it was sold to Trek Bicycle.
Trek Bicycle Burlington nabs Ontario ‘best bike business’ honour

4 days ago | thespec.com | Craig Campbell

A Burlington bicycle shop is on the Ontario By Bike 2025 list of best Ontario bike businesses. Trek Bicycle Burlington store manager Chris Segato said the store has operated in its current location for about three years. Segato said the store was previously known as Neworld Cycle for 30 years in Burlington, before it was sold to Trek Bicycle.
Halton Cricket Club holding free introduction session for youth Wednesday

4 days ago | insidehalton.com | Craig Campbell

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Halton Cricket Club holding free introduction session for youth Wednesday

4 days ago | thespec.com | Craig Campbell

Halton Cricket Academy, an initiative of Halton Cricket Club, is holding a free introduction to cricket for youth in Burlington this week. “Our aim with this initiative is to encourage more local children to get involved in cricket and make it more accessible to everyone in the region,” said Harsh Singh, of Halton Cricket Club. The cricket academy event is scheduled for Wednesday, June 4 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Burlington’s Central Park. The event is designed for children six years and older.
Burlington Book-A-Court program expanded to more city pickleball courts

1 week ago | insidehalton.com | Craig Campbell

Burlington’s Book-A-Court program has expanded to municipal outdoor pickleball courts in Tansley Woods, Leighland, and Palmer parks this summer to help manage growing demand. The effort to combine opportunities to reserve a city pickleball court for a fee, with first-come, first-served free use of unbooked courts, is supported by the Burlington Pickleball Association.
Burlington to get new OPP detachment

1 week ago | insidehalton.com | Craig Campbell

Planning has started for a new Burlington OPP detachment. On Friday, May 23, the Ministry of the Solicitor General announced new OPP detachments will be built in 12 communities across the province, including Burlington. Burlington’s current OPP detachment, located on property owned by the province at 1160 North Shore Blvd. E., is more than 60 years old.
Burlington to get new OPP detachment

1 week ago | thespec.com | Craig Campbell

Planning has started for a new Burlington OPP detachment. On Friday, May 23, the Ministry of the Solicitor General announced new OPP detachments will be built in 12 communities across the province, including Burlington. Burlington’s current OPP detachment, located on property owned by the province at 1160 North Shore Blvd. E., is more than 60 years old.
‘Population parity’: Burlington city council approves adjustments to ward boundaries

2 weeks ago | insidehalton.com | Craig Campbell

Burlington city council approved minor adjustments to ward boundaries, adjusting the populations represented by individual city councillors. The changes are intended to be in place for the 2026 municipal election. The bylaw amending ward boundaries can be appealed to the Ontario Land Tribunal. The deadline to submit appeals is Friday, July 4, 2025. The cost to file an appeal is $1,100, payable to Ontario’s finance minister.