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They Wanted A Sperm Donor. They Turned To Facebook - Vimarsana News

They Wanted A Sperm Donor. They Turned To Facebook

Across the country, Canadians are forgoing fertility clinics and using the internet to grow their families. Inside the world of online indie sperm donation

Windsorites share thoughts on daylight savings - Vimarsana News

Windsorites share thoughts on daylight savings

With Sunday marking daylight saving time and many people losing an hour of sleep, CTV Windsor decided to hit the streets to see what Windsorites really think of the time change, and why it could soon become a thing of the past.

Ontario Police Department costs are biggest slice of General Fund pie - Vimarsana News

Ontario Police Department costs are biggest slice of General Fund pie

ONTARIO — When it comes to the overall budget, the biggest portion of the city of Ontario’s General Fund expenses is its police department, where costs are expected to rise

Several provinces are dropping vaccine passports, but some businesses aren't on board - Vimarsana News

Several provinces are dropping vaccine passports, but some businesses aren't on board

Some provinces are dropping COVID-19 vaccine mandates for restaurants, gyms and other venues. Businesses in these areas are essentially being allowed to decide for themselves if they want to keep the requirements or open their doors to unvaccinated customers.

Source: cbc.ca
Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan - Vimarsana News

Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan

In today's Morning Brief, some businesses in provinces that are ending vaccine passports are choosing to maintain vaccine requirements. Also, a tumultous Ottawa city council meeting sees an overhaul of the police board.

Source: cbc.ca