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Why this 74-year-old retiree attends live music every night - Vimarsana News

Why this 74-year-old retiree attends live music every night

A concert a day keeps Roger Mairlot's insomnia and depression away, so this retired car mechanic from London has made it his mission to attend at least one live music event somewhere in his city every night of the year.

Source: cbc.ca
A gay doctor says Louisiana laws targeting the LGBTQ community are his cue to leave - Vimarsana News

A gay doctor says Louisiana laws targeting the LGBTQ community are his cue to leave

Dr. Jake Kleinmahon is one of three doctors in Louisiana with his kind of pediatric cardiology specialty. While he has a hard time leaving his patients, their families understand why he’s making the decision to move out of state.

Source: cbc.ca
This Barbie is a hoax: Daryl Hannah teams up with pranksters to announce fake plastic-free doll - Vimarsana News

This Barbie is a hoax: Daryl Hannah teams up with pranksters to announce fake plastic-free doll

Pranksters behind the EcoWarrior doll hope to seize on the recently-released Barbie movie’s popularity to draw attention to plastic toy waste.

Source: cbc.ca
Fans love this surfing sea otter. Wildlife rescuers warn her behaviour is concerning - Vimarsana News

Fans love this surfing sea otter. Wildlife rescuers warn her behaviour is concerning

Otter 841’s thievery has amassed her quite the following of fans online. But her lack of fear could spell danger, experts say.

Source: cbc.ca
New Yorkers treat these remote-controlled 'robot' garbage bins like people, say researchers - Vimarsana News

New Yorkers treat these remote-controlled 'robot' garbage bins like people, say researchers

Armed with a camera and a rockin’ set of wheels, the waste bins have captured humans' tendency to anthropomorphize objects.

Source: cbc.ca