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Hurricane Ian poses 'moderate' flood risk for already wet Space Coast - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Ian poses 'moderate' flood risk for already wet Space Coast

Ian could cause flash flooding in Florida. But regional water managers say there is storage capacity in the Brevard area to prevent serious flooding.

Public and MPs debate proposed federal ridings for Saint John - Vimarsana News

Public and MPs debate proposed federal ridings for Saint John

Citizens and members of Parliament appeared at a public hearing in Rothesday on Thursday to argue for and against two new federal ridings.

Source: cbc.ca
Wolastoqey chiefs accuse N.B. Power of scuttling negotiations over Mactaquac dam refurbishment - Vimarsana News

Wolastoqey chiefs accuse N.B. Power of scuttling negotiations over Mactaquac dam refurbishment

New Brunswick's Wolastoqey First Nation chiefs say N.B. Power has narrowed the terms they're willing to negotiate with them on regarding the Mactaquac dam refurbishment project because of a land claim that's headed to court claiming title over areas including the dam itself.

Source: cbc.ca
Work Progresses on Two Projects at Maine-Canada Border - Vimarsana News

Work Progresses on Two Projects at Maine-Canada Border

Construction continues moving forward to replace a new bridge and revamped port of entry connecting Maine and Canada to save trucks from a long detour due to load restrictions on an aging 100-year-old bridge.

Source: ttnews.com
'New Brunswick safari': A guided tour of lower Wolastoq wetlands - Vimarsana News

'New Brunswick safari': A guided tour of lower Wolastoq wetlands

No boat? No problem! Look inside for a peek at some of the river-dwelling birds, insects and plants in Gagetown-area wetlands, a type of habitat second only to rainforests in biodiversity.

Source: cbc.ca