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AeroVironment to Develop its Wildcat Autonomous VTOL UAS for DARPA's ANCILLARY Program - Vimarsana News

AeroVironment to Develop its Wildcat Autonomous VTOL UAS for DARPA's ANCILLARY Program

AeroVironment chosen by DARPA to develop X-Plane design for ANCILLARY program in advanced aircraft launch and recovery.

AeroVironment to Develop its Wildcat Autonomous VTOL UAS for DARPA's ANCILLARY Program | Region - Vimarsana News

AeroVironment to Develop its Wildcat Autonomous VTOL UAS for DARPA's ANCILLARY Program | Region

ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 28, 2024--

Judge rules in favour of big timber companies in Aboriginal title claim - Vimarsana News

Judge rules in favour of big timber companies in Aboriginal title claim

The owners of New Brunswick's big timber companies are likely breathing a sigh of relief after a judge presiding over a large Indigenous title claim ruled in their favour on

Politicians make the case to re-open shuttered Terrace Bay pulp mill, but its future remains unclear - Vimarsana News

Politicians make the case to re-open shuttered Terrace Bay pulp mill, but its future remains unclear

As people in Terrace Bay, Ont., wait for answers around its shuttered pulp mill, they're getting support from the provincial and federal NDP leaders who are calling for the mill to re-open.

Source: cbc.ca
Ontario NDP leader presses for answers, accountability over shuttered Terrace Bay pulp mill - Vimarsana News

Ontario NDP leader presses for answers, accountability over shuttered Terrace Bay pulp mill

During a visit to Terrace Bay, Marit Stiles said she wants to see the government intervene, seek transparency from the mill owners and explore solutions to protect jobs. 

Source: cbc.ca