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Building on Tewin's clay soil won't be a problem, engineer vows - Vimarsana News

Building on Tewin's clay soil won't be a problem, engineer vows

Many areas of Ottawa have been built on sensitive clay, and the same can happen at Tewin, according to an engineer hired by the group that wants to build the city's fourth suburb.

Source: cbc.ca
Did Stone-Age Giants Live in the Champlain and Hudson Valleys? - Vimarsana News

Did Stone-Age Giants Live in the Champlain and Hudson Valleys?

Did prehistoric giants live in the Champlain and Hudson Valleys in the US, building massive cairns before vanishing without a trace?

New map shows landslide risk that plagues Ottawa Valley - Vimarsana News

New map shows landslide risk that plagues Ottawa Valley

Article content The night of May 4, 1971, François Richard of Saint-Jean Vianney in Quebec’s Saguenay Region, was glued to his TV set. It was Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals, Jean Béliveau leading the Montreal Canadiens against the Chicago Blackhawks. It was a close game — Chicago would end up winning 2-1 in overtime — when Richard heard shouting outside. He went out to investigate and was stunned by what he saw. A section of town, larger than the area of Dow’s Lake, was disappearing into the Shipshaw River. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your brows...

Vermont history quiz: Do you know these interesting facts? - Vimarsana News

Vermont history quiz: Do you know these interesting facts?

How well do you know Vermont's history? Are you as knowledgeable as a fourth grader? The Vermont Historical Society redesigned its website, vermonthistoryexplorer.org, with information and activities designed for third and fourth grade Vermont history classes. The depth of content and historical images provide an interesting experience that applies to all ages. Here are some Vermont trivia questions pulled from their website. Can you get an A on this history test? 1. How did Samuel Champlain in 1609 describe the 20-foot creature residing in Lake Champlain, later known as “Champ?” A head ...