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ESA - Council approves senior management changes - Vimarsana News

ESA - Council approves senior management changes

At its 315th session on 22 and 23 March 2023, the ESA Council approved a series of nominations and extensions of contracts for ESA directors:

Source: esa.int
ECOWAS Institutions Meet to validate Guidelines for the Certification to Manage EU Funding - Vimarsana News

ECOWAS Institutions Meet to validate Guidelines for the Certification to Manage EU Funding

ECOWAS Institutions are meeting in Lagos, Nigeria for a five (5) day workshop to validate guidelines on exclusion from access to funding and publication of recipients of funds. This workshop will go a long way in enhancing the effectiveness, efficiency, and impact of EU aid in West Africa. In addition…

Nova Scotia calls for public input on modernizing and digitizing the courts - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia calls for public input on modernizing and digitizing the courts

A task force is preparing for the digital transformation of the Nova Scotia courts

Minister says province can't act over assault allegations against bar security staff - Vimarsana News

Minister says province can't act over assault allegations against bar security staff

The minister who oversees Nova Scotia's Liquor Control Act says there's nothing in the legislation that allows the province to intervene in situations where there are allegations of dangerous behaviour toward patrons by security staff at bars.

Source: cbc.ca
Gap in rules around bar bouncers needs to be addressed, professor says - Vimarsana News

Gap in rules around bar bouncers needs to be addressed, professor says

Wayne MacKay, professor emeritus at Dalhousie University's Schulich School of Law, says there is "a significant legislative gap" when it comes to in-house security at bars.

Source: cbc.ca