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Canada's historic places to be preserved through private grant - Vimarsana News

Canada's historic places to be preserved through private grant

A group of grain elevators in southern Alberta are among the finalists in an online voting campaign that would see them preserved through a private grant.

Nanton's grain elevators among finalists for Next Great Save contest - Vimarsana News

Nanton's grain elevators among finalists for Next Great Save contest

The non-profit group which owns and operates Nanton's grain elevators is one of the finalists for a $50,000 first-place heritage grant.

Titanic Rescue Effort: 5 Ways the World Tried to Help - Vimarsana News

Titanic Rescue Effort: 5 Ways the World Tried to Help

When disaster struck the Titanic in April 1912, a network of people mobilized to help save lives and care for survivors.

The Move: After a cancer diagnosis, this Ontario couple headed to P.E.I. to retire (and relax) - Vimarsana News

The Move: After a cancer diagnosis, this Ontario couple headed to P.E.I. to retire (and relax)

For Ontarians Doug and Teri Johnson, a health scare was the catalyst for slower pace of life in Prince Edward Island

Sardinia holidays: Craggy coves, rich vistas and a history to rival Rome - Vimarsana News

Sardinia holidays: Craggy coves, rich vistas and a history to rival Rome

Nelson's island idyll: Craggy coves, rich vistas and a history to rival Rome - no wonder our great sea lord was so enamoured of Sardinia Teresa Levonian Cole visited the Italian island, which is popular with the likes of the Clooneys and Elton John She gave the enclave of Costa Smeralda a swerve and headed for the 'unspoilt wilderness' of Gallura In Aggius, she visited the Museum of Banditry - it details the island's lawlessness from 16th to 19th century