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Filipino Night celebrates culture with sold-out event in St. John's after 7-year hiatus - Vimarsana News

Filipino Night celebrates culture with sold-out event in St. John's after 7-year hiatus

Hundreds came together to celebrate their culture and heritage during Filipino Night 2024. The event at East Point Elementary in St. John's was organized by the Filipino Association of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Source: cbc.ca
Parents of deaf students say their children are being neglected by N.L. education system - Vimarsana News

Parents of deaf students say their children are being neglected by N.L. education system

Kim and Todd Churchill say no systemic changes have been made to deaf education in the province, even after they won a human rights case last year.

Source: cbc.ca
Virginia Park Community Centre to shut down for assessment, services to change locations - Vimarsana News

Virginia Park Community Centre to shut down for assessment, services to change locations

The Virginia Park Community Centre will be shutting down on Dec. 22 because the building needs to be assessed for renovations, but the centre’s programming will continue at nearby community locations in the new year. 

Source: cbc.ca
Renovations on the Horizon for Virginia Park Community Centre - Vimarsana News

Renovations on the Horizon for Virginia Park Community Centre

There are big changes coming to the Virginia Park Community Centre in the east end of St. John's. The facility...

Source: vocm.com
English school district accepts findings in deaf education discrimination case - Vimarsana News

English school district accepts findings in deaf education discrimination case

The NLESD says it accepts the findings of a human rights tribunal that ordered it to provide Carter Churchill — a profoundly deaf child from Portugal Cove-St. Phillip’s — with education and evaluation in American Sign Language and pay his family nearly $150,000 for discrimination.

Source: cbc.ca