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Newfoundland Power looking to hike electricity rates over 2-year period - Vimarsana News

Newfoundland Power looking to hike electricity rates over 2-year period

Newfoundland Power is asking the Public Utilities Board for permission to increase electricity rates in two waves: a 1.5 per cent increase in July 2024 and a 5.5 per cent increase the following year.

Source: cbc.ca
Newfoundland Power Files Application for Two Rate Hikes - Vimarsana News

Newfoundland Power Files Application for Two Rate Hikes

Newfoundland Power has filed an application for two rate hikes over the next year or so. The utility is seekin...

Source: vocm.com
Shankill Road stands silent in memory of those who lost their lives in bombing 30 years ago - Vimarsana News

Shankill Road stands silent in memory of those who lost their lives in bombing 30 years ago

When we look back on our lives as we grow older, there are many memories we can be thankful for — for what is life but an accumulation of those moments that shaped us into the people we have become?

Evergreen trees a 'beautiful living memorial' to victims of Shankill Road bombing – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Evergreen trees a 'beautiful living memorial' to victims of Shankill Road bombing – The Irish Times

Hundreds lined road in Belfast at site of former Frizzell’s fish shop, where a no-warning IRA bomb killed nine people 30 years ago

Voice referendum results: After a bruising Voice vote Aboriginal Victorians know what needs to be done - Vimarsana News

Voice referendum results: After a bruising Voice vote Aboriginal Victorians know what needs to be done

As they work through the hurt and anger, leaders say First Nations people know treaty is the way forward, but the road just got a lot bumpier.

Source: smh.com.au