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Material supply, strikes and COVID-19 driving potential delays on Gordie Howe bridge: Construction association - Vimarsana News

Material supply, strikes and COVID-19 driving potential delays on Gordie Howe bridge: Construction association

A Windsor construction association that represents Gordie Howe International Bridge contractors is not surprised that supply chain issues and labour woes could push back the completion date. 

Source: cbc.ca
A tug-of-war over the GOP brand is playing out in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

A tug-of-war over the GOP brand is playing out in Massachusetts

Republicans have won the governor’s office in Massachusetts with moderate candidates who appeal to independent voters and some Democrats. The state party seems to be done with that.

Violent Protesters Target Massachussets Referendum Against Drivers Licenses for Illegals - Vimarsana News

Violent Protesters Target Massachussets Referendum Against Drivers Licenses for Illegals

Volunteers promoting a citizen-initiated referendum in Massachusetts have faced violence and harassment, according to a pair of lawsuits and state ...

Mail-in ballot applications sent to Barnstable County voters - Vimarsana News

Mail-in ballot applications sent to Barnstable County voters

Secretary of State William Galvin told the Times his office prioritized getting vote-by-mail ballot applications to Barnstable County voters.

Massachusetts Supreme Court rejects GOP plea to limit widespread mail-in voting ahead of primary election - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Supreme Court rejects GOP plea to limit widespread mail-in voting ahead of primary election

Massachusetts's Supreme Court denied a request by Republicans to limit mail-in voting before the September primary, upholding the new VOTES act for "no excuse" absentee ballots.