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Lights, markets, zines — Hamilton Day events take over the city this weekend - Vimarsana News

Lights, markets, zines — Hamilton Day events take over the city this weekend

Hamilton Day is expected to be 'bigger than ever' this year, organizers say — with the event expanding from a single day to a weekend of events, and 1,000 businesses expected to participate. It kicked off Thursday evening.

Source: cbc.ca
Hamilton aviary set to shut down as volunteers seek to re-home birds - Hamilton - Vimarsana News

Hamilton aviary set to shut down as volunteers seek to re-home birds - Hamilton

Transition plans are expected to start soon for the inhabitants of the Churchill Park Aviary now earmarked for closure sometime in 2024.

Hamilton aviary set to shut down as volunteers seek to re-home birds - Vimarsana News

Hamilton aviary set to shut down as volunteers seek to re-home birds

Transition plans are expected to start soon for the inhabitants of the Churchill Park Aviary now earmarked for closure sometime in 2024.

Source: y108.ca
96-year-old Hamilton aviary looking for a new home for its 24 birds - Vimarsana News

96-year-old Hamilton aviary looking for a new home for its 24 birds

The Hamilton Aviary, located in an RBG-owned building in Westdale and maintained by the City of Hamilton, is looking for a new home due to the building's deteriorating state. It has been in the city since 1927.

Source: cbc.ca
Oakville school bus drivers gear up for new year, invite prospective recruits - Vimarsana News

Oakville school bus drivers gear up for new year, invite prospective recruits

With the first day of school less than a month away, school bus drivers are preparing by letting the public see what it takes to be a driver, and hopefully recruit others to get behind the wheel.

Source: chch.com