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Prince Albert Grand Council sounds alarm on wildfire season, urges early mitigation measures - Vimarsana News

Prince Albert Grand Council sounds alarm on wildfire season, urges early mitigation measures

After a particularly rough 2023 wildfire season, the ground council said it will begin fire mitigation efforts as soon as possible this year. Wildfire mitigation can include prescribed burning, forest thinning, pruning and mechanical removal of vegetation.

Source: cbc.ca
Contract Awarded For Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area Visitor Center - Vimarsana News

Contract Awarded For Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area Visitor Center

Canada has announced more than $37 million ($27 million USD) in federal funding for the contract award to construct the Administration and Visitor Centre for Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area.

Politics Briefing: Trudeau says Poilievre needs to explain adviser Jenni Byrne's links to grocery sector - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Trudeau says Poilievre needs to explain adviser Jenni Byrne's links to grocery sector

Also: Trudeau denounced Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s policy plans to restrict access to medical treatment for transgender youth as the “most anti-LGBT” in the country

Fire on Peawanuck First Nation claims lives of two people - Vimarsana News

Fire on Peawanuck First Nation claims lives of two people

Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus reported on X Friday two people had been killed in a fire on Peawanuck First Nation, Thursday evening.

We Might Need A Miracle | Cochrane Times-Post - Vimarsana News

We Might Need A Miracle | Cochrane Times-Post

Indigenous leadership stepping up to deal with addictions in community