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$162M highway project through Goldstream park faces objections from First Nations - BC News - Vimarsana News

$162M highway project through Goldstream park faces objections from First Nations - BC News

Every Tuesday for a year now, 76-year-old Carl Olsen has stood on the Trans-Canada Highway at Vancouver Island's Goldstream Provincial Park protesting the province’s plan to widen the roadway.

$162M highway-widening through Goldstream faces protests - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

$162M highway-widening through Goldstream faces protests - Victoria Times Colonist

$162-million plan for 2.6 kilometres of the Malahat corridor within Goldstream Provincial Park was reaffirmed in last month’s provincial budget.

Senator Judith Zaffirini Makes History As First Woman Dean of Texas Senate - Vimarsana News

Senator Judith Zaffirini Makes History As First Woman Dean of Texas Senate

Senator Judith Zaffirini, the first Mexican American woman elected to the Texas Senate in 1986, on Sunday at 10 p.m. will become the first woman Dean of the Senate in the history of the State of Texas. Often called the “Dean-in-Waiting” as the second-highest-ranking senator for 16 years, she will rise to highest-ranking as former Senator John Whitmire resigns at that time to

Topping W̱SÁNEĆ's Christmas list is one thing: #LandBack - Vimarsana News

Topping W̱SÁNEĆ's Christmas list is one thing: #LandBack

The W̱SÁNEĆ Land Trust Society, which represents three First Nations on Vancouver Island, is asking for one thing for the holidays: land back.

Topping W̱SÁNEĆ Nation's Christmas list is one thing: #LandBack - Vimarsana News

Topping W̱SÁNEĆ Nation's Christmas list is one thing: #LandBack

The W̱SÁNEĆ Land Trust Society, which represents three First Nations on Vancouver Island, is asking for one thing for the holidays: land back.