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Alness Academy parents' evening postponed amid staff absence concerns at Easter Ross school - Vimarsana News

Alness Academy parents' evening postponed amid staff absence concerns at Easter Ross school

An Easter Ross secondary at the centre of a staff absence crisis has postponed a parents' evening planned for next week.

Alness Academy staff absence challenge prompts change as Easter Ross parents promised update - Vimarsana News

Alness Academy staff absence challenge prompts change as Easter Ross parents promised update

An absence of staff at an Easter Ross secondary has prompted changes and a pledge that parents and carers will be updated fully next week.

'We're forever worried our daughter will eat herself to death due to rare condition' - Vimarsana News

'We're forever worried our daughter will eat herself to death due to rare condition'

Alan Auld, from Ayrshire, has told how his daughter Iona, 15, has a rare genetic condition where he says she "would eat herself to death" due to suffering from chronic hunger

Documentary focuses on Thunder Bay and the impact of COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

Documentary focuses on Thunder Bay and the impact of COVID-19 pandemic

Posted: Apr 13, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 13 Alan Auld used a drone to capture the empty streets and parking lots in Thunder Bay in the wake of a stay at home order March 16, 2020.(photo: Alan Auld) A Thunder Bay filmmaker has released the first of part of a documentary highlighting the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on Thunder Bay. Alan Auld, owner of Imagine Films, said he decided to chronicle the early days of the pandemic when his work began to dry up due to the  pandemic. He said that he wanted to make sure there was a record of an unprecedented event.

Source: cbc.ca