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Salt Spring Island Early Learning Centre keeps tax exemption - Vimarsana News

Salt Spring Island Early Learning Centre keeps tax exemption

A daycare on Salt Spring Island has won the right to keep its property tax exemption in a recent decision by B.C.'s Property Assessment Appeal Board.

Tourette syndrome: What causes Tourette's and how is the disorder treated? - Vimarsana News

Tourette syndrome: What causes Tourette's and how is the disorder treated?

What is Tourette’s and what is it like to live with?

Former Abbotsford vice-principal guilty of child porn charges agrees to lifetime teaching ban - Vimarsana News

Former Abbotsford vice-principal guilty of child porn charges agrees to lifetime teaching ban

A former Abbotsford vice-principal serving time for child pornography offences has agreed to a lifetime ban from teaching in B.C.'s  K-12 school system.

Source: cbc.ca
Former SD61 teacher gets lifetime suspension after child pornography conviction - Vimarsana News

Former SD61 teacher gets lifetime suspension after child pornography conviction

The conduct of the elementary school teacher, who taught in the Greater Victoria district, was “at the serious end of the spectrum and had the potential to undermine the public’s confidence in the teaching profession.”

Left out: Being left-handed no longer carries stigma, but right still rules - Vimarsana News

Left out: Being left-handed no longer carries stigma, but right still rules

Cultural preferences for the right hand and superstitions about the left go back as far as Ancient Greece and are pretty universal. While they may not be as prevalent today as they once were, one surgeon in India found they're not that easy to overcome.

Source: cbc.ca