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Dr. Keith Munro: COVID-19 pandemic has brought out 'the best and the worst' - Vimarsana News

Dr. Keith Munro: COVID-19 pandemic has brought out 'the best and the worst'

Dr. Keith Munro believes humanity will soon pass the trial of coronavirus and says the pandemic has brought out both the best and worst of us.

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Dr. Keith Munro talks about faith as Baháʼís commemorate 'Abdu'l-Bahá - 'It is about the oneness of God, of mankind and of religion' - Vimarsana News

Dr. Keith Munro talks about faith as Baháʼís commemorate 'Abdu'l-Bahá - 'It is about the oneness of God, of mankind and of religion'

On Sunday Bahá’is the world over commemorated the 100th anniversary of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá - one of the central figures of the faith.

Get your copy today! The 2021 Derry Christmas Annual now available in local shops - Vimarsana News

Get your copy today! The 2021 Derry Christmas Annual now available in local shops

The perfect stocking filler with something for everyone in local publication

A zombie deer disease found in Manitoba has Ontario hunters concerned for wildlife - Vimarsana News

A zombie deer disease found in Manitoba has Ontario hunters concerned for wildlife

Deer hunting season is underway in most parts of Ontario and it is being done as it always has, with little worry about disease in the game. But officials in Manitoba confirmed that a mule deer has tested positive for chronic wasting disease.

Source: cbc.ca
NSW police investigating desecration of Indigenous Myall Creek massacre memorial - Vimarsana News

NSW police investigating desecration of Indigenous Myall Creek massacre memorial

Thousands of dollars of damage was done to facilities at the site of one of the most infamous mass killings in Australia’s colonial history