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'Serial killers voting': Debate on prisoner rights bill gets intense - Vimarsana News

'Serial killers voting': Debate on prisoner rights bill gets intense

People incarcerated for felony crimes such as rape and murder in Washington prisons could get back their right to vote, serve on a jury, or run for office.

What to do with your leftover Christmas tree - Vimarsana News

What to do with your leftover Christmas tree

Those who used an artificial Christmas tree may be able to just pack it back up in the closet, but for those with natural Christmas trees, there are several different options for safely throwing out, recycling or reusing them.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Nova Scotia news: Hatfield Farm finds new purpose for disposed Christmas trees - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia news: Hatfield Farm finds new purpose for disposed Christmas trees

If you’re preparing to take down your Christmas tree, you may want to consider taking it to Hatfield Farm in Hammonds Plains, N.S., rather than placing it at the curb.

N.S. news: Hatfield Farm using disposed Christmas trees - Vimarsana News

N.S. news: Hatfield Farm using disposed Christmas trees

If you’re preparing to take down your Christmas tree, you may want to consider taking it to Hatfield Farm in Hammonds Plains, N.S., rather than placing it at the curb.

Halifax councillor asks for plan to tackle traffic snarls on Hammonds Plains Road - Vimarsana News

Halifax councillor asks for plan to tackle traffic snarls on Hammonds Plains Road

A Halifax councillor is looking to tackle long-standing traffic issues on Hammonds Plains Road, saying the topic is especially critical given the province's move to take control over city development.

Source: cbc.ca