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The Monument to Canadian Aid Workers recognizes the humanitarian contribution of the individual as well as the collective. It honours Canada's commitment to international development and humanitarian aid abroad, and those who have risked their lives or died in the line of duty. It also serves as a tribute to two individuals, Nancy Malloy and Tim Stone, whose deaths inspired the project.
Artist and Fabrication Date
John Greer, 2001
Owner: National Capital Commission
Location
In Rideau Falls Park, Sussex Drive, Ottawa
Directions
Facing Parliament Hill, turn right on Wellington Street. Pass the Chateau Laurier and turn left on Sussex Drive. Follow Sussex Drive to Rideau Falls Park. The monument is located in Rideau Falls Park which is on the left.
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