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Lethbridge home prices continue to rise - Vimarsana News

Lethbridge home prices continue to rise

The average home price in Lethbridge has jumped 11.6 per cent in the last year. A home in Lethbridge now costs just over $374,000 on average. That's according to the latest data from the Alberta Real Estate Association.

Despite protest, drag queen storytime event a source of pride, Headingley librarian says - Vimarsana News

Despite protest, drag queen storytime event a source of pride, Headingley librarian says

Winnipeg drag queen Miss Assuma Gender had never seen protesters show up outside one of her events prior to Saturday, but she's glad a family-friendly storytime event at a Manitoba library went well despite heated protests outside.

Source: cbc.ca
DENVER COLLEGE OF NURSING TO OPEN BRANCH CAMPUS IN HOUSTON - Vimarsana News

DENVER COLLEGE OF NURSING TO OPEN BRANCH CAMPUS IN HOUSTON

/PRNewswire/ -- Denver College of Nursing, a higher education institution dedicated exclusively to educating students for the diverse opportunities offered by...

Business.Scoop » Sustainability At Forefront For Auckland Hauraki Dairy Industry Award Winners - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » Sustainability At Forefront For Auckland Hauraki Dairy Industry Award Winners

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

Kentville mayor, councillor accuse each other of code of conduct breaches - Vimarsana News

Kentville mayor, councillor accuse each other of code of conduct breaches

Ongoing friction on the town council of Kentville, N.S., has led to allegations of breaches of the town's code of conduct, with the mayor and a councillor filing reports against each other.

Source: cbc.ca