Old Growth Protest Group Says It Spray-Painted Vancouver Landmarks

Old Growth Protest Group Says It Spray-Painted Vancouver Landmarks
The Gastown steam clock in Vancouver is seen spraypainted with slogans in this image provided by the Save Old Growth activist group on July 28, 2022. The Canadian Press/HO-Save Old Growth
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An activist group opposed to old growth logging in B.C. says it has been spray-painting Vancouver tourist attractions and landmarks as an act of civil disobedience.

The Save OId Growth group said targets have included the Gastown steam clock, artist Douglas Coupland’s Digital Orca sculpture, the Olympic torch, Science World and the CBC’s offices.