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Here's what the TTC map would look like if the busiest routes were upgraded - Vimarsana News

Here's what the TTC map would look like if the busiest routes were upgraded

A comprehensive fantasy map offers a glimpse into what the TTC's transit network could possibly look like if all of its busiest routes, including b...

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Artist Ken Kirkby tried to get the essence and soul of Canada's Arctic onto canvas - Vimarsana News

Artist Ken Kirkby tried to get the essence and soul of Canada's Arctic onto canvas

Painter. Raconteur. Fly fisher. Environmentalist. Born Sept. 1, 1940, in London, during an air raid; died June 20, 2023, of cancer in Nanoose Bay, Vancouver Island; aged 82

22 years ordered for Canada murder - Vimarsana News

22 years ordered for Canada murder

22 years ordered for Canada murder, from Marion County Record for May 25, 2022

22 years ordered for Canada murder - Vimarsana News

22 years ordered for Canada murder

22 years ordered for Canada murder, from Marion County Record for May 26, 2022

How did the beasts of Bowes, stars of today's Christmas fair, come to adorn the museum? - Vimarsana News

How did the beasts of Bowes, stars of today's Christmas fair, come to adorn the museum?

IF you are fortunate enough to have tickets to this weekend’s Bowes Museum Christmas Fair, keep an eye open for the two grand and rather fearsome Gothic beasts which, high on the terrace, guard the entrance to the museum. Historic England has them Grade I listed, which means they are of exceptional interest, and museum researcher Dorothy Blundell has recently been on the trail of their tale. She has found that they began their life on the Manchester Assize Courts, which is regarded as one of Britain’s greatest lost buildings. When it was completed in 1864, it was Manchester’s tall...