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Accurso family home destroyed in possible arson - Vimarsana News

Accurso family home destroyed in possible arson

The Quebec home destroyed in a suspected arson attack Tuesday belonged to the daughter of convicted fraudster and former construction magnate Tony Accurso, police have confirmed. No one was injured, but dozens of firefighters were required to put out the blaze Tuesday night in Deux-Montagnes, northwest of Montreal.

The future is here? Tesla car spotted in Jozi - amid loadshedding! - Vimarsana News

The future is here? Tesla car spotted in Jozi - amid loadshedding!

'Laughs in loadshedding': South Africans are poking fun at one Tesla owner's decision to bring their electric car to Mzansi.

Gas prices expected to continue increasing in Quebec - Vimarsana News

Gas prices expected to continue increasing in Quebec

Gas prices are expected to continue rising in and around the province.

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'This government has not taken care of us': Teachers across Quebec on strike as contract negotiations drag - Vimarsana News

'This government has not taken care of us': Teachers across Quebec on strike as contract negotiations drag

  MONTREAL -- Teachers across Quebec bagen a strike Wednesday morning in order to pressure the government to move forward on contract negotiations, which union heads say are at an impasse. The strike has affected 58 school boards and service centres in Quebec, all of which are under the Federation of Education Unions (CSQ), and the Quebec Provincial Association of Teachers (QPAT). “Teachers are actually pretty angry,” said QPAT President Heidi Yetman, who spoke to CTV News Wednesday over chants and clanging noisemakers. “I mean they're really angry at this government that has not t...

People in Montreal age 70 and over can now make appointments for COVID-19 vaccines - Vimarsana News

People in Montreal age 70 and over can now make appointments for COVID-19 vaccines

Montreal residents can register on the Clic Sante website or by calling 1-877-644-4545. A postal code is needed to make an appointment, but shots are free, and a health card is not required. One person can recieve a dose per booking. "The vaccination campaign is gaining speed," said the regional health board's spokesperson Jean Nicolas Aube, who said people aged 70 and up could get a coronavirus vaccine as early as that afternoon.    "Vaccines constitute our best weapon against COVID," said Aube. "It's very positive news. It means we have the capacity."  According to public health o...