The parking lots at Tim Hortons Field are about to take on a more active look.
The City of Hamilton, the Tiger-Cats and a group called The Forward Movement are announcing a joint partnership Thursday to unveil the new Dynamic Symbol of Access.
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The symbol is replacing the old logo that identifies an accessible parking spot.
Officials with The Forward Movement say the Dynamic Symbol of Access – which features a more active wheelchair logo – is intended to inspire communities to lend a hand toward culture change.
The new accessible parking spots will be painted at Tim Hortons Field on Thursday afternoon.
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