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Financial troubles force some Toronto festivals to scale back - Vimarsana News

Financial troubles force some Toronto festivals to scale back

Rising costs, a lack of funding and changing audience habits are forcing several Toronto festivals to scale back as they continue to struggle in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Source: cbc.ca
IN PHOTOS: All work and some play for snow clearing efforts around Cape Breton - Vimarsana News

IN PHOTOS: All work and some play for snow clearing efforts around Cape Breton

NORTH SYDNEY, N.S. — Snow clearing efforts continue near and far around Cape Breton this week. More than 150 centimetres fell in the Sydney area, over 100 ...

Father of missing N.S. child angered by complaints decision - Vimarsana News

Father of missing N.S. child angered by complaints decision

Last month Nova Scotia’s Police Review Board dismissed complaints made against the Truro Police Service (TPS) by the parents of a three-year-old boy who went missing more than three years ago.

Documents released by mass shooting inquiry - Vimarsana News

Documents released by mass shooting inquiry

The Mass Casualty Commission entered more than 2,000 documents into the public record Thursday, a month after the inquiry into the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting ended public hearings.

Why many N.S. municipalities may need to pay more for policing - Vimarsana News

Why many N.S. municipalities may need to pay more for policing

The resources that police forces in Nova Scotia need to protect the public — and how they'll pay for those resources — will soon be finalized through new standards, in a major shift from years of informal agreements that RCMP leaders say have become a "drain."

Source: cbc.ca