If there’s one finding Burlington Community Foundation (BCF) CEO Megan Tregunno wants the community to take away from its new Vital Signs report, it’s that quality of life in the suburban waterfront community is “not an equal experience for everyone.”

Released Tuesday by the community foundation, the report shows residents have an overall “very positive view” of their city. But in some areas, such as housing, cost of living and transportation, there’s “room for improvement,” the report reads.

Vital Signs is a community-driven data program across Canada that measures well-being and quality of life, and includes indicators like housing, arts and culture, safety and transportation.

The aim is to create a local resource that highlights “where our city is thriving and where there are o

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