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Police aiming to reduce intimate partner violence - Vimarsana News

Police aiming to reduce intimate partner violence

The Windsor Police Service and Family Services Windsor-Essex are teaming up to reduce incidents of intimate partner violence.

Police, Family Services Windsor-Essex join forces to tackle rising intimate partner violence - Vimarsana News

Police, Family Services Windsor-Essex join forces to tackle rising intimate partner violence

Windsor Police Service and Family Services Windsor-Essex (FSWE) have joined forces to create new program as the region grapples with hundreds of intimate partner violence (IPV) cases.

Source: cbc.ca
Photo gallery from Dundalk St Vincent's Fasionably Talented - Vimarsana News

Photo gallery from Dundalk St Vincent's Fasionably Talented

The Gateway Hotel (Fairways) was packed to capacity on Friday night for the annual return of the St. Vincents School’s Fashionably Talented Show which saw no less than 450 pupils taking part in a talent and fashion show as a fundraiser for the school.

Kildare Nationalist — Themed hotel opens at Goff's - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Themed hotel opens at Goff's

KILDARE got a new hotel today (6 March) with the opening of ‘The Club’ at Goffs, a new 50-room, equine-themed enterprise that welcomed its first guests this…

Fight for $15 Is Also About Forming a Union, St. Louis Workers Emphasize - Vimarsana News

Fight for $15 Is Also About Forming a Union, St. Louis Workers Emphasize

Fight for $15 Is Also About Forming a Union, St. Louis Workers Emphasize Jacqui Germain s 2021 . The day before the Fight for $15 movement’s multicity Black History Month strike, Nicole Rush was at home with her family. The 30-year-old mother of two shares a two-bedroom apartment in St. Louis with her children, her sister, and brother. Making $11 an hour might be more than the current federal minimum wage, but it still isn’t enough for Rush to afford her own place, cover living expenses, and take care of her kids. So, alongside dozens of other fast food workers in St. Loui...

Source: msn.com