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WHO and the pandemic flu "conspiracies" – FULL report from the BMJ and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism 2010 – Engineering Evil - Vimarsana News

WHO and the pandemic flu "conspiracies" – FULL report from the BMJ and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism 2010 – Engineering Evil

2010 report posted for filing Conflicts of Interest WHO and the pandemic flu "conspiracies" Deborah Cohen, features editor, BMJ, Philip Carter, journalist, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, London dcohen@bmj.com Key scientists advising the World Health Organization on planning for an influenza pandemic had done paid work for pharmaceutical firms that stood to gain from the…

Shut down AIM scrapyard for good, Saint John council asks province - Vimarsana News

Shut down AIM scrapyard for good, Saint John council asks province

Saint John city council is calling on the New Brunswick government to shut down the American Iron and Metal plant, where a massive pile of crushed cars burned for two days last week and sent hazardous smoke across the city.

Source: cbc.ca
Dalgety Bay resident slams Fife Council over planning change - Vimarsana News

Dalgety Bay resident slams Fife Council over planning change

"This will increase noise, destroy our privacy, cause further harassment and deter the red squirrel population from thriving in the area."

Dalgety Bay: Remediation work is completed at foreshore - Vimarsana News

Dalgety Bay: Remediation work is completed at foreshore

The programme director for the DIO said: "I'd be astounded if the works aren't successful."

UNB Saint John student calls for safer pedestrian access to campus - Vimarsana News

UNB Saint John student calls for safer pedestrian access to campus

When Jenna Dobbelsteyn moved to uptown Saint John a couple of months ago, she couldn't find a safe way to walk to classes at the University of New Brunswick campus in the north end of the city. She said the two main routes to get to campus — along Samuel Davis Drive or Sandy Point Road — have no sidewalks after a certain point.

Source: cbc.ca