Neighbourhood ROSELAND & LAKESHORE Issue 10 2021

ISSUE 10 • 2021

‘Up Close’ Photo by Peeter Poldre

Article and Photography by Peeter Poldre

lue Jays are both colourful and boisterous.

While a typical bird photograph will try to capture the eye in sharp focus, an up close photo of the Blue Jay’s vaned feathers, displayed spread out, shows nature’s intricate beauty.

Bird feathers take about a year to regrow if they are lost.

These photos were taken with a Nikon 80-400mm zoom telephoto lens on a Nikon D850 body at a distance of 5 meters.

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6 National Day E VE N T

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PRINTING DOLLCO

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10 A Special Exhibition PR OG R AM

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FREE WI-FI

NOW IN SPENCER SMITH PARK The City of Burlington, in partnership with Cogeco, has launched FREE, PUBLIC-FACING WI-FI in Spencer Smith Park.

The FREE Wi-Fi network is open to all park visitors daily and is available throughout most of the park.

Park visitors can access the internet using a Wi-Fi-enabled device such as a laptop computer, tablet PC, or smart phone. The City's WiFi signal will display as "City of Burlington_Guest". When accessing the Wi-Fi at this location, users will be presented with, and required to accept, the "Terms of Use of the Wireless Network and Disclaimer."

Burlington is a City where people, nature and businesses thrive. As residents continue to rediscover many of their favourite spaces and activities in the city, City services may look different as we work to stop the spread of COVID-19. The City's commitment to providing the community with essential services remains a priority.

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NATIONAL DAY FOR TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION Article and Photography by The Office of Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward

On September 30, Burlington observed the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

The day honoured the lost children and Survivors of residential schools, their families and communities.

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The event at Spencer Smith Park included powwow dancers, a memorial walk and speeches on the effects of residential schools. The large crowd wore orange shirts which have become a symbol to honour the children who survived residential schools and remember those who did not.

"I'm just very grateful that my mother is here today, and she was a victim of the Mohawk residential school," said White Eagle. "Today, this is about recognition and being thankful for the survivors, because without the survivors, we wouldn't be here today. She chose to survive and she made it through."

Indigenous spiritual healer White Eagle said a prayer at the gathering and brought her mother to the stage.

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward also attended the event.

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"Today is really meant to be about listening and learning and working towards healing. To understand what really happened in our country, the truth of what really happened and the issues that still face indigenous people coast-to-coast, and right here in the City of Burlington," said Meed Ward.

Public commemoration of the tragic and painful history and ongoing impacts of residential schools is a vital component of the reconciliation process.

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CHICKPEAS AND CAULIFLOWER

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INGREDIENTS • 1 tbsp olive oil • 1 onion, diced • 2 cloves garlic, minced • 1 tsp cumin • 2 tsp garam masala • 1/2 tsp salt • 1/4 tsp cayenne • 1 head of cauliflower, halved and cut into florets • 1 796ml can of diced tomatoes, with juices • 1/2 cup water • 1/4 cup peanut butter • 1 small can of chick peas, drained and rinsed • Juice of 1/2 lemon

GARNISH • 1/2 cup unsweetened Greek yogurt • cilantro

Prep Time: 30 minutes ı Serves: 4

DIRECTIONS STEP 1 / In a deep skillet, heat oil to medium. Add the onions and sauté until translucent, about 4-5 minutes.

STEP 2 / Add the spices, garlic, and lemon juice and stir until fragrant.

STEP 3 / Add the cauliflower, and stir a few minutes until the cauliflower is coated with the mixture, then add the can of tomatoes, and the water.

STEP 4 / Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to a medium simmer. Reduce until the sauce thickens and the cauliflower is just tender, roughly 15 minutes.

STEP 5 / Add the chick peas and cook until warmed through, about 3-4 minutes.

STEP 6 / Serve over basmati rice with some warmed naan. Sprinkle some chopped cilantro and add dollops of yogurt to each serving.

JANETTE MITCHELL - After years of owning and operating a decorating and home staging business, Janette pivoted her career and sights on becoming a food stylist. She enrolled in culinary school and began assisting some of the best food stylists in Toronto. Janette now prepares food for print, packaging, editorials, social media and motion. janettecooks.com ■ @janettecooks

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A SPECIAL EXHIBITION at the Joseph Brant Museum

CIPHER DECIPHER

Cipher | Decipher is an interactive exhibition developed by Ingenium – Canada’s Museums of Science and Innovation, in partnership with the Communications Security Establishment (CSE).

Providing visitors with a rare and exciting opportunity to view an authentic Second World War Enigma cipher machine, Cipher|Decipher breaks down communications encryption: what it is, how it works, and how it affects our lives. The 500-square-foot exhibition showcases a wide range of historic communications encryption artifacts on loan from the CSE, and contains both

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hands-on and digital experiences, as well as custom illustrations that visually demonstrate key processes in cybersecurity, and making and breaking ciphers. Visitors will be able to scramble their own messages using a cipher wheel, see how an Enigma cipher machine works, and tackle puzzles to learn if they have what it takes to work in the field of cryptology.

Also on view is a complementary miniexhibition, Floriography: The Language of Flowers. Beyond their beauty, flowers can share deep and symbolic meaning.

Sending flowers to a special someone can allow us to confide our true feelings or let a loved one know that we’re thinking of them This meaning is taken a step further through what’s known as “floriography”, the Victorian era art of combining flowers to send coded messages - a language based entirely on flowers. Using images taken from the Museums of Burlington’s collections and floriographies on loan from the Royal Botanical Gardens, visitors will uncover the subtle art of floriography and can even try their luck at decoding a bouquet mural for the chance to win a prize.

THE EXHIBITION RUNS FROM OCT 15, 2021 TO JAN 8, 2022

Museum hours of operation are Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00am to 3:30pm. In accordance with COVID-19 protocols, the Museums of Burlington has procedures in place to allow the public to safely enjoy the galleries and exhibitions currently on view. Visitors to the Museum are asked to pre-pay admission online for a designated entry time. Entry times are available on the 1/2 hour. Walk-in visitors will be accommodated space permitting.

LOCATION: Joseph Brant Museum TARGET AUDIENCE: All ages, families FEE: Included with regular museum admission CONTACT FOR TICKETS/RESERVATION: museumsofburlington.ca NEIGHBOURHOODMAGA ZINE .CA

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Yoga - Seated or Standing Listen-in and follow along to promote a calm mind, body and spirit.

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Playing Card Bingo and Fun Facts Enjoy this modified game of bingo that uses a deck of playing cards!

Make sure to have a deck of playing cards with you when you call in.

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Hot Podcasts for Older Adults Join us for the latest and hippest podcast for boomers and traditionalists. Informative, funny, inspirational and thought provoking.

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Listen-in and follow along with this audio recording of modifiable exercises to promote circulation, muscle movement and endurance.

Harness your inner detective and deductive skills. Fun guessing games to stretch your mind. May include Scategories, Guess That Song, 20 Questions, Riddles, and Where in the World am I?

Turn your phone on speaker and listen, relax, and reset. Led by Jessica Vargas.

Join coffee roaster Jason Hofing as he shares his knowledge and passion for all things coffee. Coffee trivia questions will close the discussion.

Monday Morning Stretch

Brain Games

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Bistro Menu Reveal What’s for dinner? Let us read you November Bistro menu and registration options.

Trivial Pursuit

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Coffee and Travel Talk Join friends new and old for fun conversation as we share vacation memories and bucket list destinations.

Get Fit - Seated or Standing

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Classic Crooners - Music Lovers Tony, Frank, Rosemary and Bing!

Finish the Lyric, Name that tune, share stories and listen to music.

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Coffee Roasting and Brewing

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Autumn Story Series - The Great Gatsby part 3 of 5 An audio presentation of the American classic written by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Midweek Stretch Wellness Wednesdays

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Join Anne Svetik-Jones PT as she leads you through simple stretches and helpful advice for best mobility.

Turn your phone on speaker and enjoy this Zen meditation followed by an inspirational mantra.

Yoga - Seated or Standing Listen-in and follow along with this accommodating program to promote a calm mind, body and spirit.

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Hot Podcasts for Older Adults Think of it as “radio on demand”.

Join us for the latest and hippest podcast for boomers and traditionalists. Informative, funny, inspirational and thought provoking.

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Listen-in and follow along with this audio recording of modifiable exercises to promote circulation, muscle movement and endurance.

Learn more about the evolution of literature. From the most notable authors to the most awarded pieces, and how literature has changed through the years.

Monday Morning Stretch

Brain Games Harness your inner detective and deductive skills. Fun guessing games to stretch your mind. May include Scategories, Guess That Song, 20 Questions, Riddles, and Where in the World am I?

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Table Topics Join in! We have a list full of fun, unique, and offbeat questions to start interesting and memorable conversations.

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The Next Best Read Join this popular program with local Burlington Public Library librarian for a discussion about the latest must read books and resources.

Get Fit - Seated or Standing

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Motown to Woodstock and everything in between. Finish the Lyric, Name that tune, share stories and listen to music.

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Pain and Physiotherapy Join BFHT Physiotherapist Jake for a discussion on pain management and physiotherapy.

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Autumn Story Series - The Great Gatsby part 4 of 5

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Halloween Trivia Fun “Jeopardy” style trivia featuring ghosts, goblins, witches and more.

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LUCY DARLING

LEGACY: In Support of the Downie-Wenjack Fund

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The STEVEN PAGE Trio B PA C P R E S E N T S

FRIDAY, OCT 29, 2021 - 8:00pm

FRIDAY, NOV 5, 2021 - 8:00pm

SATURDAY, NOV 13, 2021 - 8:00pm

The reigning stage magician of the year, Lucy Darling, has won the world over for her wit, her charm, and her exceptionally good hair.

Performance and storytelling come together with LEGACY; a reconciliation journey to promote awareness, education, and thoughtful action.

Still the dynamic stage presence he’s always been, Steven Page is the consummate entertainer, performing music from both his solo career and his BNL years.

LIVE & LOCAL Hosted by The Mark Lalama Trio

Kaha:wi Dance Theatre: THE MUSH HOLE

The Jimmy Stahl Big Band: SOUNDS OF SINATRA

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SUNDAY, NOV 14, 2021 - 4:00pm

Join us for a great night of music with BPAC’s Live & Local series! Each show features both emerging and established homegrown talent, backed on-stage by seasoned industry professionals, the Mark Lalama Trio.

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THURSDAY, NOV 17, 2021 - 7:30pm

SATURDAY, NOV 20, 2021 - 4pm & 7pm

Liven up your spirits at a hilarious evening with award-winning comedian, Seán Cullen.

Incredible music from the big band era is captured within fresh arrangements of big brassy blues, and classic jazz standards.

Purchase tickets online or call the box office: 905-681-6000 440 Locust Street, Burlington The Burlington Performing Arts Centre (BPAC)

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he Red Admiral butterfly (Vanessa atalanta) is found in temperate regions world-wide. Only males with a territory are able to attract females for mating.

The Red Admiral can be an unusually calm butterfly, as this one was at the Riverwood Conservancy while posing on a purple coneflower, thus allowing for photography at a close distance.

Photo taken with Nikon D850 camera and Nikkor 80-400mm telephoto lens (@400mm, f7.1,1/640sec, ISO640)

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