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Hamilton Bulldogs’ ceremony to take place at Summer Gore Park Promenade Thursday

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By Eric Vienneau

Hamilton announced a ceremony to take place at Summer Gore Park Promenade on Thursday that will recognize the Hamilton Bulldogs’ 2021/2022 OHL season.

Mayor Fred Eisenberger and the Downtown BIA says they invite residents to attend the ceremony to welcome the Bulldogs back from Wednesday night’s Memorial Cup final.

Attendees will meet the players, coaches and the Bulldogs’ mascot, bruiser. They can also enjoy other features of the Summer Gore Park Promenade including live music, food trucks, large scale games and community and local vendors.

The ceremony will take place at 1:45 p.m.

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