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Highway 105 speed limit to lower just west of Baddeck - Vimarsana News

Highway 105 speed limit to lower just west of Baddeck

You'll soon have to slow down a bit on Highway 105. The province has agreed to reduce the speed limit to 70 km...

Sen. Chris Murphy could be the next US Irish American president - Vimarsana News

Sen. Chris Murphy could be the next US Irish American president

Niall O'Dowd interviewed who he believes could be a frontrunner in the 2028 US Presidential elections, Democratic Senator from Connecticut, Chris Murphy. A Connecticut senator with strong views on Ireland's past and future along with US gun control could well be the next Irish American to be POTUS.

Fredonia gains another experienced teacher | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Fredonia gains another experienced teacher | News, Sports, Jobs

The Fredonia Central School District has made a habit of attracting some of the most qualified teachers in the area, and it has done it again with another recen

More than 250 residents pack public hearing on proposed Victoria County tax bylaw - Vimarsana News

More than 250 residents pack public hearing on proposed Victoria County tax bylaw

Many people came with questions but after getting few answers, they left more strongly opposed to the proposed local improvement charge bylaw.

Source: cbc.ca
'We don't want to be priced out of paradise'; Residents oppose Victoria County's proposed local improvement charge - Vimarsana News

'We don't want to be priced out of paradise'; Residents oppose Victoria County's proposed local improvement charge

INGONISH BEACH, N.S. — No. Victoria County council heard loud and clear on Tuesday how the majority of at least 250 people attending a public hearing felt ...