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Basingstoke survive Uxbridge fight-back to win 15th consecutive game - Vimarsana News

Basingstoke survive Uxbridge fight-back to win 15th consecutive game

Basingstoke Town saw off Uxbridge on Saturday, winning 3-2 at the Winklebury Football Complex – to continue their 100 per cent winning start to…

ConocoPhillips Starts Construction Work on $8 Billion Alaska Willow Project - Vimarsana News

ConocoPhillips Starts Construction Work on $8 Billion Alaska Willow Project

As ConocoPhillips starts early construction activities for Willow, environmental groups are pushing back with lawsuits against the Biden administration after approval of the Alaska drilling project. 

This Week in Lincolnville: A cannon on the shore - Vimarsana News

This Week in Lincolnville: A cannon on the shore

Should you find yourself at Lincolnville Beach, you may notice a small cannon facing the bay. Defending the town from what? Those rascally Islesboro natives? The yachts out of Camden? What dangers could Penobscot Bay present to this little town?...

Peel Region spends $55K on sole-sourced podcast on housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Peel Region spends $55K on sole-sourced podcast on housing crisis

A podcast titled Peel Talks Housing is produced by the same company the Toronto Police Service paid more than $300,000 for its own podcast, 24 Shades of Blue.

Source: cbc.ca
Toronto police spending $337K on a podcast to avoid perception they're making 'copaganda' - Vimarsana News

Toronto police spending $337K on a podcast to avoid perception they're making 'copaganda'

CBC Toronto was only able to obtain the price tag by filing a freedom of information request. That request took months to get back, resulting in this story being published now, as city council prepares for the final debate on a budget that includes $48 million in new money for the Toronto Police Service (TPS).

Source: cbc.ca