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Canadian push to expand Vietnam trade builds on deep roots - Vimarsana News

Canadian push to expand Vietnam trade builds on deep roots

Vietnam is Canada’s largest trading partner in Southeast Asia, and like Canada a member of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership

'Part of me died when too when my bodyguard dad was blown up - but I've fought back' - Vimarsana News

'Part of me died when too when my bodyguard dad was blown up - but I've fought back'

The daughter of tragic serviceman Mark Carman was just 11-years-old when police turned up at her school disco to tell her the harrowing news that her father had been killed

Measuring the overall value of college athletic programs - Vimarsana News

Measuring the overall value of college athletic programs

Seems like a fairly slow day on the board, which I guess can be expected after yesterday’s hiring of a new BB coach (yay!) and hockey loss to MSU (shit!). Anyway, I came across this post (on r/cfb) about the most attractive sports programs. I don’t know anything about this dude, but his Twitter description lists Wharton, Penn MBA, and work at the CIA if you’re impressed by that sort of thing. Unfortunately his methodology is as opaque as his previous employer at the CIA. 

Arsla Jawaid - Vimarsana News

Arsla Jawaid

Arsla Jawaid is an Associate Director at Control Risks, where she heads political and security risk analysis for Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Source: mei.edu
Hipkins says Labour MP 'went too far' with claims Police Minister was 'paid to kill people' - Vimarsana News

Hipkins says Labour MP 'went too far' with claims Police Minister was 'paid to kill people'

Labour leader Chris Hipkins says the party’s police spokeswoman went “went too far” when making claims about Police Minister Mark Mitchell being “paid to k