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Will Varadkar ask Joe Biden about the 40 men on federal death row in the US? - Vimarsana News

Will Varadkar ask Joe Biden about the 40 men on federal death row in the US?

Its attachment to the death penalty has made the US an outlier in the developed world for many decades

BOYS HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING: Local highlights from NYSPHSAA Championships- Day 1 - Vimarsana News

BOYS HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING: Local highlights from NYSPHSAA Championships- Day 1

CBA Luca Popolizio (108 lbs.)- The Christian Brothers’ Academy freshman had a good start to his Friday morning, as he’d first nab a Round of 32 win by a 9-4 decision over Washingtonville’s Owen Millmore. After taking second to Keeney at the Section 2 Championships, two weeks ago, Poplizio would again suffer defeat to Keeney, […]

'No evidence' of fraud found at BCP Council FuturePlaces - Vimarsana News

'No evidence' of fraud found at BCP Council FuturePlaces

THERE was “no evidence” of any fraud in BCP Council’s in-house regeneration company FuturePlaces, a meeting heard.

Climate change meets housing crisis: Calgary, Canmore, and Banff mayors talk sustainable building - Vimarsana News

Climate change meets housing crisis: Calgary, Canmore, and Banff mayors talk sustainable building

On Monday, a symposium on “building for sustainability” was held in Canmore, where industry experts met to discuss climate-aware designs for new builds or retrofits on buildings, and how this connects to urban design and land use planning. 

Source: cbc.ca
Opinion: Stop seeing immigration as a get-rich-quick scheme for Canada's economy - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Stop seeing immigration as a get-rich-quick scheme for Canada's economy

Canadian immigration policy is often framed as a response to crises, such as our alleged critical labour shortage. This language forestalls debate