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Omar Gandhi creates accessible viewpoint at Peggy's Cove lighthouse - Vimarsana News

Omar Gandhi creates accessible viewpoint at Peggy's Cove lighthouse

Visitors to a lighthouse in Nova Scotia can appreciate the structure from a new vantage point, designed by Omar Gandhi Architect to be fully accessible.

Source: dezeen.com
New viewing deck along the Peggy's Cove coastline opens - Vimarsana News

New viewing deck along the Peggy's Cove coastline opens

A 14,000 square foot viewing deck along the Peggy’s Cove coastline has recently opened. Designed by Omar Gandhi architects, the accessible public space provides safe viewings of the lighthouse, waves, and rocks. “This celebration recognizes the efforts of the community and partners and provides a new and inclusive way to experience Peggy’s Cove,” said Susan […]

Peggy's Cove Viewing Deck Opens - Government of Nova Scotia, Canada - Vimarsana News

Peggy's Cove Viewing Deck Opens - Government of Nova Scotia, Canada

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This rural county will own a high-speed internet system, bringing benefits but also big costs - Vimarsana News

This rural county will own a high-speed internet system, bringing benefits but also big costs

Pictou County could end up being the only municipality in Nova Scotia that owns a high-speed internet system, a project it hopes will bring affordable and quality access to every resident of the area and provide the county with a new revenue stream.

Source: cbc.ca
Fibre optic internet welcome, but not if it ruins Cabot Trail view - Vimarsana News

Fibre optic internet welcome, but not if it ruins Cabot Trail view

An Inverness County resident says she is looking forward to better high-speed internet, but not if it comes at the cost of ruining an iconic view of the Gulf of St. Lawrence along the Cabot Trail.

Source: cbc.ca