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Appearance | Chamusca Health Center has not returned calls for more than a month - Vimarsana News

Appearance | Chamusca Health Center has not returned calls for more than a month

Shamuska Health Center has been closed for more than a month. The information was shared by the mayor, Paulo Quemado (PS), after the Chancellor Gisela

WPA's Ogunseye needs to be held accountable - Vimarsana News

WPA's Ogunseye needs to be held accountable

Heal Guyana is calling for WPA's Executive member, Tacuma Ogunseye to be held accountable for his divisive and racist remarks during a public meeting held in Buxton, where he called on the Afro-Guyanese members of the armed forces to wage war and advocated for a day of national resistance and African uprising, during the upcoming Local Government Election (LGE).

Leeds Grenville taxpayers funding ambulance calls in Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Leeds Grenville taxpayers funding ambulance calls in Ottawa

Paramedics in Leeds Grenville answered 2,571 ambulance calls from the city of Ottawa between 2018 and 2022, costing local taxpayers almost a million dollars.

Yorkshire Dig Reveals 62 Burials, Including the Remains of a Roman Aristocratic Woman - Vimarsana News

Yorkshire Dig Reveals 62 Burials, Including the Remains of a Roman Aristocratic Woman

An ancient cemetery discovered in UK includes both late Roman and early Saxon burials, making it a significant find in understanding a transition time of ancient Britain.

Local taxpayers funding ambulance calls in Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Local taxpayers funding ambulance calls in Ottawa

Paramedics in Leeds Grenville answered 2,571 ambulance calls from the city of Ottawa between 2018 and 2022, costing local taxpayers almost a million dollars.