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Sudbury crime index down 4.3 per cent - Vimarsana News

Sudbury crime index down 4.3 per cent

Violent crime rate has risen during pandemic

EV purchases pick up steam - Auto Service World - Vimarsana News

EV purchases pick up steam - Auto Service World

The first quarter of 2022 saw electric vehicle adoption by consumers pick up speed. IHS Markit reported that 8.3 per cent of new vehicle registrations in

Kelowna lags far behind Canada and B.C. in housing starts this year - Vimarsana News

Kelowna lags far behind Canada and B.C. in housing starts this year

Housing starts in Canada are down 17% so far this year and B.C. starts are down 34%.The latest data from Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation shows Kelowna, the only B.C. Interior city listed, is down even more.In t

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Thunder Bay-area population creeps upward - Vimarsana News

Thunder Bay-area population creeps upward

Thunder Bay-area population creeps upward The estimated population last year was just under 127,000. Jan 21, 2021 2:11 PM By: Gary Rinne OTTAWA — Statistics Canada has released updated population estimates for Canada's census metropolitan areas (CMA). As of July 1, 2020, the federal agency believes the City of Thunder Bay and the immediate surrounding townships had a total population of 126,861. The Thunder Bay CMA includes the city, Oliver-Paipoonge, Shuniah, Neebing, Conmee, O'Connor, Gillies and the Fort William First Nation. The population grew by only 0...

HRM hopes landlord registry will make a dent in the rental housing crisis - Vimarsana News

HRM hopes landlord registry will make a dent in the rental housing crisis

Fingers crossed. Right now there's no easy way to know who owns a rental building or if it's a good one. That could change. Becky Ryan Clutch your pearls, landlords of Halifax. This week at its regular Tuesday meeting, Halifax Regional Council passed the second reading of updates to bylaw M-200, which outlines the standards for residential occupancies based on the basic foundation that people should live in a place that's "safe, warm, dry." The long-aw...