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CBC journalists in Quebec earn 22 RTDNA nominations for work in 2023 - Vimarsana News

CBC journalists in Quebec earn 22 RTDNA nominations for work in 2023

Journalists from CBC Quebec and CBC North's Cree unit have received a total of 22 award nominations for their work in 2023 from the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) Canada, the association of electronic journalists.

Source: cbc.ca
What Times-Call readers said this week - Vimarsana News

What Times-Call readers said this week

Here is a selection of comments on stories posted by the Times-Call on its Facebook page May 25-31.

FFA students see state success | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

FFA students see state success | News, Sports, Jobs

SHERBURN— Martin County school’s FFA chapters had the incredible honor of bringing select handfuls of students to compete in the state FFA convention which

Swimming upstream: our generation's struggle for climate justice in the face of climate apathy | Green Edition 2024 - Vimarsana News

Swimming upstream: our generation's struggle for climate justice in the face of climate apathy | Green Edition 2024

Every year, Pacific salmon swim upstream in a phenomenon called a salmon run. They are essential to sustaining salmon populations, which support a vast web of species, including birds, bears,

Quebec business community pens open letter denouncing French-language commercial signage rules - Vimarsana News

Quebec business community pens open letter denouncing French-language commercial signage rules

The letter says French-language rules on commercial signage would force businesses to make changes that would often be difficult to put in place within a few weeks. Businesses have until June 1, 2025 to comply with Quebec's new regulations.

Source: cbc.ca