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Viscous winds, heavy rain and large hail hit Saskatchewan - Vimarsana News

Viscous winds, heavy rain and large hail hit Saskatchewan

It was a weekend of very erratic weather in Saskatchewan. On Saturday, it was a scorching day, with 11 heat re...

Source: cjme.com
Southeast Saskatchewan shook up by thunderstorm activity - Vimarsana News

Southeast Saskatchewan shook up by thunderstorm activity

It was anything but a calm quiet Sunday in southeast Saskatchewan. A storm popped up that created heavy winds,...

Heavy, blowing snow coming for southern Manitoba: Environment Canada - Vimarsana News

Heavy, blowing snow coming for southern Manitoba: Environment Canada

Environment Canada has issued a special weather bulletin for the southern half of Manitoba in response to a forecasted dump of snow coupled with strong winds.

Source: cbc.ca
Nessel: No criminal act with controversial contact tracing contract - News - Monroe News - Monroe, Michigan - Vimarsana News

Nessel: No criminal act with controversial contact tracing contract - News - Monroe News - Monroe, Michigan

State employees likely violated some procurement rules in awarding a no-bid contract to a Democratic-connected firm earlier this year to perform contact tracing related to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the findings of a report from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.There is no evidence of an intentional violation, though, and there are no criminal penalties ascribed in law for any violation of procurement rules, her office stated in a 29-page investigative report.Nessel's office also

Michigan AG: No criminal act with contact tracing contract - Vimarsana News

Michigan AG: No criminal act with contact tracing contract

State employees likely violated some procurement rules in awarding a no-bid contract to a Democratic-connected firm earlier this year to perform contact tracing related to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the findings of a report from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.  There is no evidence of an intentional violation, though, and there are no criminal penalties ascribed in law for any violation of procurement rules, her office stated in a 29-page investigative report. Nessel's office also found no evidence anyone involved in the awarding of the contract committed any criminal act, ...

Source: freep.com