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Fredericton's new interactive flood-risk map aimed at homeowners - Vimarsana News

Fredericton's new interactive flood-risk map aimed at homeowners

The City of Fredericton has launched an online neighbourhood flood-risk map that it hopes will help property owners facing the most risk try to mitigate it.

Source: cbc.ca
Nimba: Rep. Youngquoi rehabilitates roads - Liberia news The New Dawn Liberia, premier resource for latest news - Vimarsana News

Nimba: Rep. Youngquoi rehabilitates roads - Liberia news The New Dawn Liberia, premier resource for latest news

Nimba County District#8 Representative Larry Youngquoi, has embarked on rehabilitation of several roads in his district.

Food right out of the can: N.B.'s coolest new restaurant is made from a shipping container - Vimarsana News

Food right out of the can: N.B.'s coolest new restaurant is made from a shipping container

A new restaurant by an iconic bit of New Brunswick scenery is drawing attention for its unique construction: it's made from a retired shipping container.

Source: cbc.ca
Proposed Ambler Road isn't a viable option but a state preserve is - Vimarsana News

Proposed Ambler Road isn't a viable option but a state preserve is

I have been offering wilderness trips north of Bettles into the Gates of the Arctic National Park since the early 1970s. The proposed Ambler Road will change forever the nature

French Mass and re-enactment ceremony marks Maine Acadian Day - Vimarsana News

French Mass and re-enactment ceremony marks Maine Acadian Day

On Sunday, June 25 close to 150 people attended a special French Mass and  re-enactment ceremony for Maine Acadian Day and is held in honor of the Acadians landing and settling in Madawaska. The event was sponsored by the Madawaska and Grand Isle Historical Societies with help from the Acadian Festival Committee and the Maine Acadian Heritage Council.