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Neighbourhood Rink Champions
With local arenas closed, residents are taking the ice into their own hands building neighbourhood rinks with the assistance of the City of Burlington.
REDress: The Promenade of Pain
The second community driven public art installation was unveiled on Saturday in Spencer Smith Park. The Promenade of Pain is a local installation, inspired by Metis artist, Jaime Black's REDress Project, to honour and bring attention to the thousands of missing and murdered indigenous women, girls and two spirit across Canada.