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Family hires care for dad at Saanich Peninsula Hospital - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Family hires care for dad at Saanich Peninsula Hospital - Victoria Times Colonist

The Hulme family hired a care aide for $850 a month to be with their 82-year-old father at Saanich Peninsula Hospital two days a week.

Laois Nationalist — Problem parking for disabled at the 'Portlaoise Pill' - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Problem parking for disabled at the 'Portlaoise Pill'

By Joe Barrett Disabled people trying to park in Portlaoise claim that many disabled bays are not suitable for their needs, are not in accordance with…

Interview: Mark Fleishman Talks About Bringing SNAPPED Back to the Stage - Vimarsana News

Interview: Mark Fleishman Talks About Bringing SNAPPED Back to the Stage

SNAPPED is set to return to the stage in September this year. The play was first conceived of and staged under lockdown in 2021. We spoke to director Mark Fleischman about bringing this play back to life.

Garbage piles up in Cape Town suburbs as taxi strike drags on - Vimarsana News

Garbage piles up in Cape Town suburbs as taxi strike drags on

Tuesday marked Day 6 of the taxi strike in the Western Cape. Daily Maverick visited the suburb of Observatory and found that residents were grappling with rubbish piling up and businesses were concerned about a drop in income owing to disruptions and stayaways. 

Next phase to begin for Cars Sharing Main Street in downtown Buffalo - Vimarsana News

Next phase to begin for Cars Sharing Main Street in downtown Buffalo

Two years of construction is about to begin for the next phase of Cars Sharing Main Street in downtown Buffalo, as the city and the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority prepare