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Statue dubbed Joy returns to Ottawa's Sparks Street Mall - Vimarsana News

Statue dubbed Joy returns to Ottawa's Sparks Street Mall

Damaged by vandalism in January, the sculpture by Bruce Garner was repaired and returned to its long-standing location on Wednesday.

Delhi LG launches MCD's '100 Days to Beat Plastic' campaign, RWAs to be partner - Vimarsana News

Delhi LG launches MCD's '100 Days to Beat Plastic' campaign, RWAs to be partner

Lieutenant Governor of Delhi Vinai Kumar Saxena on Saturday launched the '100 Days to Beat Plastic' campaign at Baansera, Sarai Kala Khan in New Delhi

India News | Delhi LG Launches MCD's '100 Days to Beat Plastic' Campaign, RWAs to Be Partner - Vimarsana News

India News | Delhi LG Launches MCD's '100 Days to Beat Plastic' Campaign, RWAs to Be Partner

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Lieutenant Governor of Delhi Vinai Kumar Saxena on Saturday launched the '100 Days to Beat Plastic' campaign at Baansera, Sarai Kala Khan in New Delhi. Lieutenant Governor also administered an oath to the people not to use plastic in daily life. India News | Delhi LG Launches MCD's '100 Days to Beat Plastic' Campaign, RWAs to Be Partner.

Popular Sparks Street sculpture damaged in alleged vandalism - Vimarsana News

Popular Sparks Street sculpture damaged in alleged vandalism

Relatives of Bruce Garner say they're dismayed someone allegedly vandalized the late artist's sculpture that has for decades entertained visitors on Ottawa's Sparks Street.

Source: cbc.ca
The occupation is over, but Sparks Street businesses are still feeling the effects - Vimarsana News

The occupation is over, but Sparks Street businesses are still feeling the effects

The barricades, fences and police checkpoints designed to keep protesters from returning en masse to downtown Ottawa are also making life difficult for businesses on the pedestrian mall.

Source: cbc.ca