Roads will be closed as Run for the Cure takes over Burlington streets
Published October 1, 2024 at 9:47 am
One of Canada’s largest fundraising events takes place this weekend, and to make room for the participants, some high-traffic lanes and street closures will take place in downtown Burlington.
The CIBC Run for the Cure is held annually to raise funds for breast cancer research and support for those who are undergoing treatment.
Those who participate pledge a certain amount of funds and run, walk or cycle as a sign of completing their commitment.
The run occurs on Sunday, Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. to noon. Streets will reopen after the event is finished. Vehicles parked illegally in the event area will be tagged or towed to allow emergency access.
Road Closures – 10 a.m. to noon
- Seneca Avenue from Lakeshore Road to New Street
- Pine Cove Road from Lakeshore Road to New Street
- New Street from Drury Lane to Guelph Line
Lane Closures – 10 a.m. to noon
- Lakeshore Road from Seneca Avenue to Pine Cove Road westbound and centre lane closed. The eastbound lane will be kept open for traffic with no left turns along the event route. Access to and from roads intersecting the event route will be unavailable.
- New Street from Guelph Line to Pine Cove Road, eastbound lane closed. The westbound lane will be kept open for traffic with no left turns along the event route.
Resident Access
Residents with access concerns should contact the event organizers at 905-687-6188 before or on the event day. The event organizer will provide guidance to assist your vehicle through the closed section of the course, subject to delays. Emergency services access will be maintained at all times along the event route.
Parking
Temporary Parking restrictions will be posted to ensure clearance for emergency vehicle access and traffic flow. All parking restrictions will be enforced.
Traffic Supervision
Halton Regional Police will direct event participants and motorists at multi-residential driveways and side streets. Notices have been delivered to all residences, religious centres and businesses affected by the event.