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Fireworks Legality in Burlington, Ontario

Understand how local bylaws treat consumer fireworks, and when usage is allowed.

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Burlington fireworks rules allow only low-hazard consumer fireworks on Canada Day and Victoria Day from dusk to 11 p.m., on private property with owner permission. Firecrackers are banned; public displays need a permit—report concerns via the City's by-law channels.

Typical fines and enforcement

Consumer use is limited to private property on the two specified holidays. Display or special effects pyrotechnics require a Fire Chief permit and a certified supervisor.

Always confirm with the latest official notices or municipal postings before making plans.

Fireworks enforcement is handled by local fire prevention officers. Confirm rules before purchasing or lighting fireworks.

City rules at a glance

Consumer fireworks are restricted to limited device types.

Sale periods: Retail sale windows were not posted; vendors must follow City licensing and provincial rules.

Use hours: Dusk to 11:00 p.m. on Canada Day and Victoria Day only.

Permit required: No

Age restrictions: Under 18 may possess/discharge only under direct supervision of a person 18+.

Official guidance

Polite neighbour notice

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Hi neighbour, Just a quick reminder that consumer fireworks in Burlington, Ontario are restricted to specific devices and hours. Listed hours: Dusk to 11:00 p.m. on Canada Day and Victoria Day only.. Could we stick to the permitted schedule so everyone stays safe and compliant? Reference: https://www.cityrules.info/fireworks/canada/ontario/burlington

Frequently asked questions

Answers are summarized from the city bylaw for quick reference. For the full context, follow the official links below.

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