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Light earthquake 4.1 mag, Davis Strait - Vimarsana News

Light earthquake 4.1 mag, Davis Strait

A light earthquake magnitude 4.1 (ml/mb) has occurred on Tuesday, Davis Strait (0 miles). The temblor was picked up at 20:22:07/8:22 pm (UTC/GMT) at a depth of 10 km (6 m...

NL Seeing Less Sea Ice This Year: Environment Canada - Vimarsana News

NL Seeing Less Sea Ice This Year: Environment Canada

A noted lack of sea ice off the northeast coast of Newfoundland this spring is the result of a warmer than usu...

Source: vocm.com
How to experience Canada at its most epic - Vimarsana News

How to experience Canada at its most epic

From its rugged Maritime Provinces, northwards to Prince Edward Island and Labrador, to the historical cities of Montreal and Quebec on the St Lawrence Seaway, down to Toronto and The Great Lakes, and all the way west to spectacular Vancouver, Canada is a cruise-lover’s dream. But with such an incredible breadth of options, it can be tricky to choose – so we’ve narrowed down the best sailings taking place this year and next, to help you find the Canada cruise that ticks all your boxes.

Source: yahoo.com
Cruising Canada: how to experience North America at its most epic - Vimarsana News

Cruising Canada: how to experience North America at its most epic

From the Great Lakes to the Northwest Passage, the Pacific West to the Maritime provinces, we pick the finest luxury ship journeys to Canada

When polar bears die, they die of starvation: new Nature paper is propaganda, not news - Vimarsana News

When polar bears die, they die of starvation: new Nature paper is propaganda, not news

Starvation is a natural cause of death for polar bears and is virtually never caused by lack of sea ice.