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Community hands out free Christmas gifts. Here's how to get one for your child. - Vimarsana News

Community hands out free Christmas gifts. Here's how to get one for your child.

Lending Helping Hands will team up with more than a dozen other nonprofit organizations and businesses to help under-served children in Petersburg have a joyous Christmas.

Source: wtvr.com
Marine Atlantic names its new vessel Ala'suinu, which means 'traveller' in Mi'kmaw - Vimarsana News

Marine Atlantic names its new vessel Ala'suinu, which means 'traveller' in Mi'kmaw

Marine Atlantic's newest passenger vessel, scheduled to arrive in Newfoundland and Labrador next year, will be registered as Ala'suinu, which means "traveller" in Mi'kmaw.

Source: cbc.ca
Code of conduct adopted by Corner Brook city council - Vimarsana News

Code of conduct adopted by Corner Brook city council

The Corner Brook city council adopted its new code of conduct nearly a month after the deadline set by the provincial Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs.

Source: cbc.ca
Corner Brook mayor ejects councillor during argument over — wait for it — proposed code of conduct - Vimarsana News

Corner Brook mayor ejects councillor during argument over — wait for it — proposed code of conduct

Coun. Charles Pender was escorted out of council chambers on Monday night during discussion of a proposed code of conduct.

Source: cbc.ca
Signs of trouble: Corner Brook residents say they'll defy order to end crematorium protest - Vimarsana News

Signs of trouble: Corner Brook residents say they'll defy order to end crematorium protest

Residents of a Corner Brook neighborhood insist they have the right to display protest signs on their own property. The Canadian Civil Liberties Association says municipalities need to be careful not to overstep in restricting freedom of expression.

Source: cbc.ca