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Ontario Winter Games Special Part II: Biathlon - Vimarsana News

Ontario Winter Games Special Part II: Biathlon

The CBC's Heather Kitching gets a biathlon lesson from Ontario Winter Games athlete Abigail Skomoroh.   She also learns how cross-country skiing and target shooting got paired up in the first place. 

Source: cbc.ca
Arden hosts James Keelaghan and Jez Lowe - Vimarsana News

Arden hosts James Keelaghan and Jez Lowe

The two folk-roots singer-songwriters will sing duets from each other's catalogue

As Toronto ponders EV mandate for rideshare drivers, experts say they can't lead the charge without chargers - Vimarsana News

As Toronto ponders EV mandate for rideshare drivers, experts say they can't lead the charge without chargers

As Toronto is considering a proposal to mandate that all rideshare drivers use electric vehicles — the city urgently needs to prioritize upgrading its charging infrastructure, specifically in high-rise, multi-unit buildings, where many drivers live, experts say.

Source: cbc.ca
I want to cut my carbon emissions. Living in Canada's hinterlands doesn't make it easy - Vimarsana News

I want to cut my carbon emissions. Living in Canada's hinterlands doesn't make it easy

Eighteen months ago, in the face of what some would call a climate epiphany, Heather Kitching vowed to do everything possible to cut her carbon footprint. Turns out, it's harder to find green options when you live in a cold and sparsely populated part of Canada.

Source: cbc.ca
Door-to-door campaign to sell security systems in Thunder Bay prompts suspicion, calls to police - Vimarsana News

Door-to-door campaign to sell security systems in Thunder Bay prompts suspicion, calls to police

A door-to-door sales campaign in the Thunder Bay area has raised suspicions among many residents and prompted calls to police. But the official who licenses door-to-door salespeople in the northwestern Ontario city says the campaign involves licensed agents for a company selling home security systems and mobile phone plans on behalf of Telus.

Source: cbc.ca