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Court Report: January 29th to February 2nd - Vimarsana News

Court Report: January 29th to February 2nd

Below are the latest sentences handed out from the Fort St. John and Dawson Creek Provincial Courts from January 29th to February 2nd.

Community service officers hit the streets - Vimarsana News

Community service officers hit the streets

( June 23, 2023 ) Nantucket Police Lt. Angus MacVicar said this week that a better than usual influx of community service officer applicants will make the summer season easier for full-time police …

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Judith (Judy) A. Gream - Vimarsana News

Judith (Judy) A. Gream

Judith (Judy) A. Gream surrendered her body on earth and walked into the arms of the Lord on March 11, 2022 at the age of 78. Burnt Prairie born and raised, she loved her small town and its folks. Judy was born September 23, 1943 to John and Grace (Casebier) Rockett. She attended Mills Prairie High School, going on to become an assistant cook there. She married her sweetheart, Terry Gream on March 4, 1962, celebrating their 60th anniversary earlier this month. When asked if she wanted to try for another 60 years, she quipped, "No", but added "maybe another 20". Judy was a m...

Mirfield Show team seeking new recruits for its 'comeback' event in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Mirfield Show team seeking new recruits for its 'comeback' event in 2022

Preparations are now well underway for the 2022 Mirfield Show - and organisers are appealing for the community to get involved.

Belfry investors can proceed with AIB claims, Supreme Court decides - Vimarsana News

Belfry investors can proceed with AIB claims, Supreme Court decides

A Supreme Court ruling has cleared the way for investors to pursue key claims in their actions against AIB over losses sustained after investing in certain Belfry funds promoted by the bank. In a significant judgment yesterday on preliminary issues in eight "pathway" cases in the litigation, the Supreme Court overturned a Court of Appeal (COA) finding that key aspects of the plaintiffs’ claims were statute barred – brought outside the relevant six year time limit. Some 300 investors have sued over losses sustained after they put money into five Belfry Funds which invested in UK commercial...