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Turning the divisive liability of Canadian regionalism into a unifying asset - Vimarsana News

Turning the divisive liability of Canadian regionalism into a unifying asset

Canada is a nation of regions — Atlantic, Laurentian (Quebec/Ontario), Prairie, Pacific, and North — depending on which geographic and demographic criteria we choose to define them.

Preston Manning: Turning the divisive liability of Canadian regionalism into a unifying asset - Vimarsana News

Preston Manning: Turning the divisive liability of Canadian regionalism into a unifying asset

Just imagine if the next federal government recognized the concerns and aspirations of all parts of our country

The dynamic duo of 'sunny ways' - The Globe and Mail - Vimarsana News

The dynamic duo of 'sunny ways' - The Globe and Mail

In the 1890s, The Globe’s editor and Liberal leader Wilfrid Laurier were close allies who loved to argue – and that helped English and French Canada defuse a national unity crisis

Future plans for Prime Ministers' Path project in Wilmot needs more community input, councillors say - Vimarsana News

Future plans for Prime Ministers' Path project in Wilmot needs more community input, councillors say

Councillors in Wilmot Township have voted in favour of asking staff to bring forward a report on the Prime Minsiters' Path project and develop a plan to move forward. Statues that had been placed in the park beside the township's offices were removed in 2020 and 2021 and remain in storage.

Source: cbc.ca
'A life of public service': Halifax-born prime minister built legacy despite death at 49 - Vimarsana News

'A life of public service': Halifax-born prime minister built legacy despite death at 49

John Thompson was the fourth prime minister of Canada and first born in Nova Scotia. His accomplishments were many despite his death at the age of 49. But his grave at Holy Cross Cemetery in the heart of Halifax is seldom visited.

Source: cbc.ca