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Worries about historic Frank Slide site rekindled by new timeline for highway twinning - Vimarsana News

Worries about historic Frank Slide site rekindled by new timeline for highway twinning

The twinning of Alberta's Highway 3, a plan frequently delayed, is finally set to kick off in spring 2024. That's a long-awaited development for proponents of economic development, but an unnerving one for those worried about the potential impact on historic landmarks.

Source: cbc.ca
'Above average in kindness': Seekonk High School Class of 2024 recognized for supportive spirit - Vimarsana News

'Above average in kindness': Seekonk High School Class of 2024 recognized for supportive spirit

SEEKONK — As graduation began for the Seekonk High School Class of 2024 on Friday night, the 124 members of the graduating class filed onto Connelly Field in bright blue

What we want to see from Windows 11 in 2024 - Vimarsana News

What we want to see from Windows 11 in 2024

With Windows 12 allegedly arriving by the end of the year, here are five features we want to see in Windows 11 before it arrives.

Edmonton city council green-lights expanding Heritage Valley library - Vimarsana News

Edmonton city council green-lights expanding Heritage Valley library

The public library in Edmonton's Heritage Valley area will receive almost $500,000 over two years from the city to add space, books and computers.

Source: cbc.ca
Saint Joseph School eighth-grader wins essay contest about evangelizing in the digital age - Vimarsana News

Saint Joseph School eighth-grader wins essay contest about evangelizing in the digital age

MARTINSBURG — Saint Joseph School eighth-grader Jessica Monroe recently won a Catholic citizenship essay contest that asked students in grades eight to 12 to explain how the Catholic church can