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N.B. man saved from garbage truck - Vimarsana News

N.B. man saved from garbage truck

A man who fell into a Moncton garbage truck was rescued Wednesday morning.

N.B. man sleeping in dumpster inadvertently thrown into garbage truck, video shows - Vimarsana News

N.B. man sleeping in dumpster inadvertently thrown into garbage truck, video shows

A garbage truck came to empty a dumpster at The Humanity Project property in Moncton. Unbeknownst to the driver, a man was sleeping inside.

Ballet Austin: The Nutcracker | KMFA 89.5 | Austin's Classical Music Radio Station - Vimarsana News

Ballet Austin: The Nutcracker | KMFA 89.5 | Austin's Classical Music Radio Station

Ballet Austin: The Nutcracker | Classical music inspires and restores the human spirit. KMFA handcrafts exceptional classical music experiences on-air, online, and in community.

Source: kmfa.org
Ancient Structure Unearthed by Archaeologists Was Built Far Earlier Than Once Thought Possible. It Wasn't Made by Homo Sapiens. - Vimarsana News

Ancient Structure Unearthed by Archaeologists Was Built Far Earlier Than Once Thought Possible. It Wasn't Made by Homo Sapiens.

Archaeologists have unearthed the oldest known wooden structure ever built, and they say it couldn't have been built by Homo Sapiens.

Rural farm an addiction recovery haven for Moncton's most vulnerable - Vimarsana News

Rural farm an addiction recovery haven for Moncton's most vulnerable

The Humanity Project, a Moncton non-profit which serves meals to people in need, has been working for several years to turn the 187-acre farm into a recovery centre. The project will focus on people who are not being served by existing shelters and services in the city.

Source: cbc.ca