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To Tik Tok Notes or not to Tik Tok Notes…? - Vimarsana News

To Tik Tok Notes or not to Tik Tok Notes…?

TikTok quietly launched its still image and text Instagram rival, TikTok Notes earlier this month - will flop or dominate social media?

Source: joy.org.au
Major sporting events deliver an economic boom to Cape Breton - Vimarsana News

Major sporting events deliver an economic boom to Cape Breton

Some of the best under-18 men's hockey players from across the country are in Membertou this week competing for the Telus Cup. The national tournament is another major sporting event on Cape Breton Island in just a matter of weeks. As CBC's Kyle Moore reports, local businesses are booming.

Source: cbc.ca
Full List of Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4th Round NFL Draft Picks - Vimarsana News

Full List of Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4th Round NFL Draft Picks

Tampa Bay has found two Pro Bowlers in the fourth round – Tony Mayberry and Kwon Alexander – and its two most recent picks in that frame have quickly carved out big roles on the current roster

Cape Breton Eagles the hottest ticket in town - Vimarsana News

Cape Breton Eagles the hottest ticket in town

Tickets for the Cape Breton Eagles game at Centre 200 in Sydney went on sale Thursday morning after the team moved on to the third round in the playoffs. And those tickets didn't last long. It's the first time the team has gotten this far since 2007. Kyle Moore has the story.

Source: cbc.ca
The solar eclipse is over, but it left a mark on Cape Breton - Vimarsana News

The solar eclipse is over, but it left a mark on Cape Breton

The solar eclipse led to an off-season tourism boom for Meat Cove — the only place in Nova Scotia in the path of totality. The amount of people it attracted overwhelmed locals and created business for an area usually quiet this time of year. The CBC's Kyle Moore has the story.

Source: cbc.ca