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Some Broomfield officials want $1 million fund to go to low-income residents - Vimarsana News

Some Broomfield officials want $1 million fund to go to low-income residents

Broomfield’s new down payment assistance program targeting middle-income earners has sparked concern over prioritizing residents who are most in need.

Broomfield $1 million housing fund raises questions - Vimarsana News

Broomfield $1 million housing fund raises questions

Broomfield’s new down payment assistance program targeting middle-income earners has sparked concern over prioritizing residents who are most in need.

The environmental costs of EV batteries that politicians don't tend to talk about - Vimarsana News

The environmental costs of EV batteries that politicians don't tend to talk about

To unlock the 250,000 jobs and $48 billion that the EV battery supply chain will add to the Canadian economy, the industry will have to deal with some thorny environmental issues, such as what to do with millions of spent EV batteries and whether we should develop one of the world's largest carbon sinks.

Source: cbc.ca
SNAP benefits drop at least $90 a month in Colorado as fuel, housing, heating and fuel prices rise - Vimarsana News

SNAP benefits drop at least $90 a month in Colorado as fuel, housing, heating and fuel prices rise

Area nonprofits say they are preparing to fill the gap left by a cut in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. The enhanced SNAP benefits gave low-income families more money for groceries during the height of the COVID...

Life on the line - Vimarsana News

Life on the line

Staring down a united effort by government and industry to extract the Ring of Fire's critical minerals needed to build electric vehicles, Neskantaga First Nation says no development will happen without their consent.

Source: cbc.ca