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Craig Sims recognized for his life of heritage preservation - Vimarsana News

Craig Sims recognized for his life of heritage preservation

KINGSTON — Barriefield resident and built heritage expert Craig Sims was the winner of the Frontenac Heritage Foundation’s Margaret Angus Award.

Craig Sims recognized for his life of heritage preservation - Vimarsana News

Craig Sims recognized for his life of heritage preservation

KINGSTON — Barriefield resident and built heritage expert Craig Sims was the winner of the Frontenac Heritage Foundation’s Margaret Angus Award.

Craig Sims recognized for his life of heritage preservation - Vimarsana News

Craig Sims recognized for his life of heritage preservation

KINGSTON — Barriefield resident and built heritage expert Craig Sims was the winner of the Frontenac Heritage Foundation’s Margaret Angus Award.

Hitting false bottom: Celebrating a rich legacy of corruption at the Colonial Building - Vimarsana News

Hitting false bottom: Celebrating a rich legacy of corruption at the Colonial Building

The Colonial Building in St. John's could have so much more to offer history buffs than expensive chairs, writes Edward Riche. In a satirical column, he pokes around the corridors of past corruption, and imagines how high food prices might just bring back a riot on the building's steps.

Source: cbc.ca
Purchase of four chairs for $136,265 part of tourism-boosting project: N.L. minister - Vimarsana News

Purchase of four chairs for $136,265 part of tourism-boosting project: N.L. minister

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — The Newfoundland and Labrador government says its purchase of four custom-built Victorian-era sofas for more than $136,000 is part of a project that will attract tourism dollars.