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Ebbw South Blaenau Gwent Council 2024 by-election result - Vimarsana News

Ebbw South Blaenau Gwent Council 2024 by-election result

INDEPENDENT candidate Jonathan Millard is making a comeback after winning the Ebbw South by-election by a margin of 115 votes.

Food from childhood used to welcome in Chinese New Year - Vimarsana News

Food from childhood used to welcome in Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year begins on Saturday, beginning the Year of the Dragon. It's a time for chef Ivan Chan of The Orient Chinese Cuisine in Bedford, N.S., to celebrate the dishes he remembers from his childhood in Hong Kong. He spoke with CBC Nova Scotia News host Amy Smith for the series New Plate Special.

Source: cbc.ca
Seattle's CARE team making progress in tackling citywide mental health concerns - Vimarsana News

Seattle's CARE team making progress in tackling citywide mental health concerns

Just more than three months since the team was launched, and Seattle's crisis response team is seeing some early success in helping address mental illness.

Murder charges filed in Davenport double homicide - Vimarsana News

Murder charges filed in Davenport double homicide

Murder charges have been filed against a man and a woman who were arrested days after a double homicide in a Davenport home.

Hypothermic turtle rescued in B.C. waters in first sighting since 2015 - Vimarsana News

Hypothermic turtle rescued in B.C. waters in first sighting since 2015

Loggerhead sea turtles are typically seen in subtropical and temperate seas, and the rescued turtle is only the second ever seen in B.C. waters. It is now recovering in the care of the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society.

Source: cbc.ca