Burlington, Ontario: Organizations
Burlington Advocacy Organizations
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Burlington Chamber of Commerce
Represents business at the local, regional, provincial and national levels. Has the goal of making Burlington a better place to do business and a better place to live. -
Burlington Professional Firefighters Association
Is a trade union representing 140 members and chartered as Local 1552 of the International Association of Fire Fighters.
Burlington Places of Worship
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Appleby United Church Online
Provides map to the church, outlines activites and services, lists links to many UC Web sites, and posts "Web site of the Month". -
Brant Hills Presbyterian Church
Gives church location and e-mail contact, outlines activities and services, lists links to PCCWeb, and maintains archive of weekly sermons. -
Burlington Christian Reformed Church
Lists worship services, location, contacts, and outreach. -
Burlington Baptist Church
Outlines the activities through a weekly calendar, gives the history of this church, and introduces their ministers. -
Compass Point
Lists values, mission, services (times and location). Welcomes guests. -
Directory of Catholic Parishes
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East Plains United Church
Has many church groups as well as affiliated and community groups. Offers a profile and service details. -
Ebenezer Canadian Reformed Church
Gives "Who" Where" and "What". Lists Bible references: "Emergency Numbers".. -
Glad Tidings Pentecostal Church (GTBurlington)
Outlines Sunday services, has calendar of activities, events, and group meetings, and slides of sermon notes. Search engine for bibles. Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada. -
Halton Presbytery Congregations (Burlington Zone)
Gives map, directions and contact information to local churches. -
Pineland Baptist Church
Gives details on service times, and events. Has online devotionals "Bible Minute". - Shoreacres Bible Chapel
Is a warm and friendly assembly of Christians. Offers youth's, women's and men's and seniors' activities. -
St. Stephen United Church
Lists service times, address, and upcoming events. Operates several outreach programs. -
St. Philip's Anglican Church
Parish events information including parish groups and activities, services, and location. Hosts a daily breakfast club for the students of Rolling Meadows Public School. -
The Church of St. Matthew
Outlines church services, activities, events, church groups. Has links to Online Churches within the Diocese, and to Parishioner´s Web pages. -
Port Nelson United Church
Is made up of 650 families, which is approximately 1200 members. Has activities such as the 1st Port Nelson Scouting Groups, bible studies, youth groups, musical performances, choir rehearsal and more. -
Tansley United Church
Has information on "Who, Where, When and How", leaders, people and groups, news, and events. Offers educational courses. -
Trinity Baptist Church
Gives history, explains "Reformed Baptist", lists service and meeting times. Has location map and provides several religious articles. -
Wellington Square United Church
Gives service times, church location, answers on FAQ, and lists kids', youths' and adults' events.
Burlington Community Service Organizations
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. Located in Hamilton. -
Aldershot Community Council
A citizen´s committee dedicated in trying to pull together the various groups and individuals who are working for a better Aldershot. -
Big Brothers of Burlington & Hamilton
Provides quality mentoring relationships to children in need. -
Burlington Neighbourhood Watch
Provides a means of reducing the opportunity for crime to occur, through the active participation of citizens in crime prevention. -
Burlington Newcomers' Club
Welcomes new residents into the neighbourhood. -
Burlington Chinese School
Teaches and encourages students to learn Chinese languages (Maderin and Cantonese), and Chinese culture. Also offers instruction in TaiChi. Open to everyone in the community. -
Burlington Ontario Lions Club
Are recognized for their service to the blind and visually impaired. -
Burlington Breast Cancer Support Services
Volunteers -- gentle listeners, fund raisers, educators, advocates -- who provide services for women with breast cancer and help their families cope. -
Freemason Burlington Lodge #165
Share the knowledge that the path in which one travel is not a lonely journey and that fraternally no objective or goal is impossible. -
Hamilton Naturalist's Club
Is a non-profit organization with over 500 members dedicated to the study, appreciation and conservation of our wild plants and animals. An nature and environment organization in Hamilton, Burlington, Flamborough, Stoney Creek, Dundas, Ancaster, Grimsby and surrounding areas. -
Happen
Networking organization dedicated to assisting executives in career transition. Meets in Burlington Wednesday Mornings, 8:00 am - Noon, at Burlington Art Centre, 1333 Lakeshore Road. -
Junior League of Hamilton-Burlington Inc. (JLHB)
Is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. -
Parent Watch
A unique parent-support program that brings professionals together with parents of problem teens in a supportive, problem solving forum to provide effective solutions to parents who have lost control and hope. -
Rotary Club of Burlington Central
Business and professional persons united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and help build goodwill and peace in the world. -
St. John Ambulance Burlington
Dedicated group of volunteers who serve the community year round. Promote first aid and safety at community events. -
The Society for Animal Aid (Burlington) Inc.
Dedicated to saving stray and abandoned cats & dogs. -
YAY (Youth Assisting Youth)
Matches youth volunteers, aged 16 to 24, in a one-on-one relationship with "at risk" children aged 6-15. -
YMCA Hamilton/Burlington
Believes that good health - in spirit, mind and body - affects not only us but also our families, our communities and society as a whole. Provides wide range of services.
Burlington Hobbies/Friendship Organizations
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Burlington Chess Club
All levels of ability and game types: friendly, speed, challenge matches, team matches and Chess Federation of Canada-rated. -
Burlington Fine Arts Association
Provides an opportunity to socialize with other people interested in Art, and offers programs that are informative and enjoyable. -
Burlington Handweavers & Spinners
Develops and encourages excellence in craftsmanship, and provides studio looms, table looms and spinning wheels. -
Burlington Hooking Craft Guild
Promotes and develop the craft of traditional hooked-rug making, encourages excellence of craftsmanship, fosters an awareness of beauty in colour and design, and provides opportunities for the exchange of ideas and the information among members of the Guild. -
Burlington Horticultural Society
Has monthly speaker series and helps raise funds for civic improvements. Discuss gardening problems, display flowers and vegetables in shows, and participate in garden tours. -
Burlington Model Railway Club
Club members own and operate model railroads: HO-scale model railroad, an N-scale railroad under construction, and an outdoor railroad in G-scale. Members meet weekly at the Burlington Model Railway Centre in Hidden Valley Park. -
Burlington Potters' Guild
Provides an opportunity for those interested in working with clay to meet, exchange ideas and work together. -
Burlington Power & Sail Squadron
An association of boating enthusiasts dedicated to improving boat operation through training. -
Burlington Radio Control Modellers (BRCM)
Members share a common interest in flying model aircraft.... -
Burlington Quilters Society
Provides an opportunity for those interested in quilting to meet, exchange ideas and work together, and promotes the traditional and contemporary textile art of quilting. -
Latow Photographers Guild
Offers wide variety of programs including general meetings, specific interest groups, evaluations, field trips, workshops, seminars and social get-togethers.
Burlington Bands, Choirs and Stage Performance Groups
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Bayside Harmony
Are members of Sweet Adeline's International, a worldwide organization of women barbershop singers. Meets at St. Raphael's Church, Walker's Line and New Street, Burlington. -
Burlington Footnotes Senior Performing Troupe
Is an enthusiastic troupe of senior dance performers who perform various styles: tap, jazz, ballet/lyrical, clogging, hip-hop, musical theatre creative clowning, ... as well as vocalists and musicians. Performers represent the 50+ generation are from Burlington, Ontario and neighbouring communities. -
Slow Hand Motëm
Mysterious producer, multi-instrumentalist and funk virtuoso. Listen to his music via free mp3. -
The Burlington Teen Tour Band
Emphasizes the importance of co-operation, self-discipline, sportsmanship, friendship and an eagerness to learn. And when participating in a competition or contest: the joy of competing, and the satisfaction of supporting others. -
The Tartan Terrors Dance Troupe
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Top Hats Marching Orchestra
Are not your "normal" band. The band says that rather than march, they walk, run, stroll, dance and even crawl during a parade.
Burlington Personal Development Organizations
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20th Burlington Scouting Group
Features information on scouting, programs, activities, and history. -
15th Burlington Wolf Cub Group
Is the second level of the Scouting Program for boys and girls aged 8-10. Activities include camping, crafts, games, skits, and of course, the Kub Kar Rally - an annual car-craft build and race. -
15th Burlington Venturer Company
Emphasizes having fun while encouraging teens (14-17) to feel good about themselves, advance their leadership skills and gain self confidence. -
Burlington Area Scouts
Lists the current 22 active groups in the Burlington Area. This district stretches outside the city limits and includes Waterdown and Carlisle. -
Burlington District Gilwellians
Are leaders who have taken a Wood Badge II training course, been evaluated by their peers and have received their Gilwell beads, scarf, and parchment. -
Mansion Toastmasters
Helps men and women learn the arts of speaking, listening, and thinking - vital skills that promote self-actualization, enhance leadership potential, foster human understanding, and contribute to the betterment of mankind. -
Skyway Toastmasters
Provides a supportive environment for members to develop communication and leadership skills, fostering self confidence and personal growth. -
TOPS®
Offers a healthy, caring and supportive approach to weight control.
Burlington Sports Organizations
- Basketball in Burlington -
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Burlington Basketball
Dedicated to the development of competitive basketball in the Halton Region of Ontario. Panther's ages range from 8 to 19 and is the most competitive groups. Miniball is for boys and girls ages 5 to 7 and is designed to help them learn and love the game of basketball.
- Hockey & Ringette in Burlington -
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BLOMHA - Burlington Lions Optimist Minor Hockey Association
Promote and teach amateur hockey and to provide opportunity for individuals to participate regardless of their ability. -
Burlington Ball Hockey League
Provides 200 sports enthusiasts with a well-organized and competitive league. Season starts in April and ends in August. -
Burlington City Rep Hockey Club
Has teams at the Bantam and Midget level who have players ready for the move to post-secondary level hockey or possibly a professional team. -
Burlington Oldtimes Hockey Club (BOHC)
Membership in the club is open to Burlington residents who are 35 years of age or older. The divisions are organized by skill level, and there is a place for everyone. -
Burlington Cougars Junior A Hockey Club
Lists player profiles, stats, play schedules, staff members and alumni. -
Golden Horseshoe Hockey League (G.H.H.L)
Organizes hockey games and practices for males and females of many different age groups. Includes schedules, standings, and contact information. -
The Ringette Association of Burlington (RAB)
Winter team sport for girls that is fast-paced, exciting sport combining the speed of hockey and the strategy of basketball.
- Soccer & Football in Burlington -
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Burlington Senior Recreational Soccer League.
Offers an opportunity to players, 35 years and older, to play in a non-competitive, and friendly setting. -
Burlington Youth Soccer Club
Fosters development of skills, encourages fair play, enjoyment, and sportsmanship. Links to similar local clubs. -
The Golden Horseshoe Touch Football
Has men´s, women´s leagues. Members must be 17 years of age, or older to participate.
- Other Sports in Burlington -
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Aldershot Table Tennis Club
Provides the opportunity to participate in the sport of table tennis, encourages personal achievement, allows one to seek skills through friendly competition and fosters the spirit of friendship, sportsmanship and community. -
Appleby Tennis Club
Has six-lighted asphalt courts. Run by volunteers and maintained through membership fees. -
Burlington Amateur Sports Leagues Inc. (BASL
Offers several sports programs for adult and youth sports enthusiasts. Games played in these facilities: Tansley Woods Community Centre, Brant Hills Community Centre, Brant Hills and Sherwood Forest Baseball Parks and The Wave Sports Centre. -
Burlington Autosports Club (BAC)
Members, affiliated with CASC, are Track or AutoSlalom competitors, or Racers. - Burlington Legion Optimist Track and Field Club Provides both indoor and outdoor opportunities depending on the season.
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Burlington Runners Club
Inclusive for the whole family from the casual jogger to the serious competitor. -
Cedar Springs Ski Club Inc.
Is a 400-member, non-profit, volunteer-run and family-friendly club. It offers lessons on skiing and bus transportation to local-area ski resorts.
- Water Sports in Burlington -
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Burlington Masters Swim Club
Teaches and perpetuates adult fitness through swimming and to encourage sportsmanship. -
Burlington Sailing & Boating Club
Offers training to the community-at-large and club membership is not required. Located in LaSalle Park, on the north shore of Burlington Bay (Hamilton Harbour). Mixture of keel boats and dinghies. -
The Burlington Aquatic Devilrays Club
Promotes the pursuit of excellence for all competitive swimmers.

