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Comments of the Week #35: A 2-week spectacular! - Vimarsana News

Comments of the Week #35: A 2-week spectacular!

"It's a tad easier to be proud when you come in first than it is when you finish further back. But there's no reason to hide when you don't do as well as you'd hoped. You can't run away from your problems." -My Little Pony

Crombie pledges to pass budget, regardless of Liberal race - Vimarsana News

Crombie pledges to pass budget, regardless of Liberal race

Whatever happens with the Liberal leadership race, Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie is planning to return to stickhandle the city’s 2024 budget later this year.

Things to know as Crombie runs for Liberal leadership - Vimarsana News

Things to know as Crombie runs for Liberal leadership

With Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie announcing she’s stepping away from her council duties to run for leadership of the Ontario Liberals, here are four things to know about what happens

Cox Enterprises' All-Employee Band Releases Its First EP - Vimarsana News

Cox Enterprises' All-Employee Band Releases Its First EP

The Band, The Mondays is making a mark in celebration of the company's 125-year history

A NJ town took down Pride flags at the request of two synagogues — then put them back up - Vimarsana News

A NJ town took down Pride flags at the request of two synagogues — then put them back up

In early June, the town of Highland Park, New Jersey, had one of its central thoroughfares decked out in rainbow Pride flags to celebrate an upcoming LGBTQ-themed music festival. But four days after the display went up, Highland Park’s mayor took four of the flags down. According to communications from city officials, Congregation Ohav Emeth, a local Orthodox synagogue, had objected to the quartet of banners waving in front of its building. So had the rabbi of another Orthodox congregation about half a mile away.