Public Cleanliness

Air Canada COO Mark Nasr has been named among Canada’s Top 40 Under 40 for 2026, recognizing his leadership across airline operations and customer experience

The U.S. National Park Service has asked for public help to locate hikers and backpackers who were in area at the time of the flooding

Discover Tiger & Turtle in Duisburg, a walkable steel sculpture with panoramic views, 880 LEDs at night and plenty of other attractions nearby

Geoje, South Korea, is facing severe flooding and landslide risks after heavy rainfall, with authorities issuing repeated evacuation warnings, restricting traffic and suspending public transportation

More than 15 European countries will observe a major religious holiday on August 15. Find out how it could affect traffic, shops, and attractions

A 24-hour strike will affect public transport and rail services across the Netherlands on September 9. Port workers and government employees will also join the action on different days

All Rome city tram lines in the city have been shut down for extensive work to upgrade the tracks and infrastructure. An alternative bus system has been put into operation

Suffolk Police and firefighters continue battling a significant wildfire at Dunwich Heath in England, urging residents to keep windows closed and "keep roads clear"

More than six million Europeans have shared their views as the ECB seeks public input on the next generation of euro banknotes. You can also have your say online

Starting Saturday, July 25, families in London can enjoy unlimited weekend bus journeys during the school holidays while paying just one fare per day

Starting October 1, Frankfurt will double and triple fines for public littering—120 euros for small waste, 300 euros for public urination, and more. The city will also increase enforcement and add more trash bins to keep streets clean