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Why a Baltimore-type disaster is unlikely on the Confederation Bridge - Vimarsana News

Why a Baltimore-type disaster is unlikely on the Confederation Bridge

Design choices and rules for Northumberland Strait ship traffic will almost certainly prevent a Maritime repeat of what happened when a huge cargo ship rammed a support structure for the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, killing at least six people.

Source: cbc.ca
Xplore Inc. announces progress on broadband expansion - Canadian Manufacturing - Vimarsana News

Xplore Inc. announces progress on broadband expansion - Canadian Manufacturing

The ongoing project is supported by private investment from Xplore along with a contribution from the federal government through Infrastructure Canada's Rural and Northern Infrastructure Stream of the Investing in Canada plan.

Doug Cuthand: Canada's remote communities beset with many challenges - Vimarsana News

Doug Cuthand: Canada's remote communities beset with many challenges

The northern part of Canada forms a huge and beautiful land that contains our past and the spirits of our ancestors.

No matter the weather, elections in N.B. cannot be delayed - Vimarsana News

No matter the weather, elections in N.B. cannot be delayed

While a recent election day snowstorm on P.E.I. delayed a scheduled byelection, New Brunswick's chief electoral officer has no such power.

Source: cbc.ca
Renaming Confederation Bridge as Epekwitk Crossing: What's the holdup? - Vimarsana News

Renaming Confederation Bridge as Epekwitk Crossing: What's the holdup?

Sen. Brian Francis has renewed his call for the federal government to rename Confederation Bridge, which links Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick, an idea that received unanimous support in the P.E.I. legislature almost two years ago.

Source: cbc.ca