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Coronado Beach Resort Week 48 Annual Deeded Timeshare (1 Bedroom) - Coronado, California - Vimarsana News

Coronado Beach Resort Week 48 Annual Deeded Timeshare (1 Bedroom) - Coronado, California

One Bedroom Condo Features: BEDROOM 1:- King or Queen Sized Bed- Flatscreen TV- AC/Heat LIVING ROOM:- Queen Size Sofa Sleeper- Flatscreen TV- Balcony (some units)- Fireplace (some units) KITCHENETTE:- | RealGeni.com

Coronado Beach Resort Week 42 Annual Deeded Timeshare (2 Bedroom/1.5 Bath) - Coronado, California - Vimarsana News

Coronado Beach Resort Week 42 Annual Deeded Timeshare (2 Bedroom/1.5 Bath) - Coronado, California

Two Bedroom Condo Features: BEDROOM 1:- King or Queen Sized Bed- Flatscreen TV- AC/Heat BEDROOM 2: - 2 Twin Sized Beds- AC/Heat LIVING ROOM:- Queen Size Sofa Sleeper- Flatscreen TV- Balcony (some unit | RealGeni.com

B.C. wildfires: Ministers to provide update as drought drags on - Vimarsana News

B.C. wildfires: Ministers to provide update as drought drags on

About 8,000 British Columbians were still under evacuation orders as of Monday, with 54,000 under alert and ready to leave at a moment's notice. 

'Far from being in the clear': B.C. extends state of emergency as wildfires, drought drag on - Vimarsana News

'Far from being in the clear': B.C. extends state of emergency as wildfires, drought drag on

Emergency Management Minister Bowinn Ma said the province is preparing for the possibility this drought season could last beyond the calendar year and stretch into 2024.

Source: q107.com
'We never count on the rain': More heat records shattered as B.C. wildfire fight continues - Vimarsana News

'We never count on the rain': More heat records shattered as B.C. wildfire fight continues

Temperatures in Fort Nelson, B.C. reached 33.9 C, almost six degrees higher than the previous record for that day recorded in 1986.