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This week in Cape Breton: March 26-April 1 - Vimarsana News

This week in Cape Breton: March 26-April 1

SYDNEY – Springtime in Cape Breton comes with no shortage of events and activities for fun, recreation and education. In the week ahead, you can join ...

BBiTM - Podcast 3/7/22 - Prom Fashion Show Shenanigans + Arkansas Storms + Bryce Mitchell In UFC | 107.9 KFIN | Northeast Arkansas' Radio Station - Vimarsana News

BBiTM - Podcast 3/7/22 - Prom Fashion Show Shenanigans + Arkansas Storms + Bryce Mitchell In UFC | 107.9 KFIN | Northeast Arkansas' Radio Station

*** BBITM hosts the Prom Fashion show *** Brandon spends the weekend alone *** Storms move through Arkansas & leave some without power *** Gas prices are at the highest since 2008 (Arkansas prices are second lowest in country) *** Arkansas Bryce Mitchell at UFC 272 *** Monday morning motivat ...

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NSTU: Back to class decision creates confusion and anxiety - Vimarsana News

NSTU: Back to class decision creates confusion and anxiety

The union representing teachers in Nova Scotia (NSTU) is lashing out over the provinces decision to send most students back to class on Wednesday. Pre...

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Nova Scotia announces COVID-19 reopening plan, first phase scheduled to begin June 2 - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia announces COVID-19 reopening plan, first phase scheduled to begin June 2

  HALIFAX -- Nova Scotia health officials announced the province's COVID-19 reopening plan on Friday, which involves a five-phase process. “Our phased plan will allow us to safely enjoy summer with public health measures in place while we work at getting most of our population fully vaccinated,” said Premier Iain Rankin. “Then we should be able to further ease restrictions in the fall and ease in to a new normal of living with COVID-19.” The province says each of the phases, which are expected to last between two to four weeks long, depends on COVID-19 activity in the province, p...