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Residents question why Regional District of Nanaimo is taking to long to update housing bylaw - Vimarsana News

Residents question why Regional District of Nanaimo is taking to long to update housing bylaw

Homeowners still waiting for permission to build detached suites

The important reasons you should never toss, flush medications - Vimarsana News

The important reasons you should never toss, flush medications

Kathy Johnson, an intervention coordinator for Henrico County Public Schools, said that simple act can help prevent prescription drug or opioid addiction.

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Council Set To Become Lame Duck Next Month - Vimarsana News

Council Set To Become Lame Duck Next Month

Certain duties of Thunder Bay City Council will be turned over to administration next month. Despite a growing number of incumbents announcing intenti...

Burlington's homeless find refuge at Transitions DMC in dangerous cold - Vimarsana News

Burlington's homeless find refuge at Transitions DMC in dangerous cold

For some, the warming center has been a lifeline toward sustainability. The Hawk Eye Ian Billings had never had to worry about where his next meal would come from or where he was going to sleep at night.  That was until earlier this month. The 22-year-old Burlington resident had gotten into a disagreement with a relative with whom he had been living and was kicked out.  "I've never had to worry about anything and then everything just disappeared out of my life. Everything," he told The Hawk Eye. "I completely feel unwanted. I feel unwanted to the highest point right now."

UPDATE: Decision Deferred To Put Hockey Nets Back On - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: Decision Deferred To Put Hockey Nets Back On

Any council decision on whether to return hockey nets back to outdoor rinks is postponed. Over two hours of debate and countless votes at council Monday eventually made way to a 9-3 vote in favour of putting off deferral to February 8th, three days before the provincial lockdown is expected to end. The original motion, put forward by Mayor Bill Mauro and supported by Neebing Ward councillor Cody Fraser, included an amendment that was subject to confirmation of the direction provided to the city by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit to which the initial decision was made. “I don’t believ...