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Canada: Downtown Yonge Business Improvement Area to brighten up winter with light festival | Indiablooms - Vimarsana News

Canada: Downtown Yonge Business Improvement Area to brighten up winter with light festival | Indiablooms

Toronto/IBNS: Canada's Downtown Yonge Business Improvement Area will be launching a month-long free interactive light festival, Illuminite, in the heart of the Downtown Yonge neighbourhood.

New interactive art festival is helping make Downtown Toronto shine - Vimarsana News

New interactive art festival is helping make Downtown Toronto shine

The Downtown Yonge Business Improvement Area (DYBIA) is brightening up winter with a stunning light festival featuring interactive installations al...

Source: blogto.com
A large portion of Queen Street will close for more than four years next week. Here's how the city will limit gridlock - Vimarsana News

A large portion of Queen Street will close for more than four years next week. Here's how the city will limit gridlock

A large portion of Queen Street in Toronto’s downtown core will be closed to vehicles for more than four years starting May 1.

Source: cp24.com
Busy Toronto street braces for years of Ontario Line construction headaches - Vimarsana News

Busy Toronto street braces for years of Ontario Line construction headaches

Construction for the Ontario Line is expected to shut down stretches of major Toronto streets to traffic for years, and interests representing Yong...

Source: blogto.com
Volunteers turn part of Yonge Street into pop-up park as part of car-free event downtown - Vimarsana News

Volunteers turn part of Yonge Street into pop-up park as part of car-free event downtown

Volunteers turned a stretch of Yonge Street into a pop-up park on Sunday as part of an event that opens paved areas to people and closes them to cars.

Source: cbc.ca