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Vehicles are speeding past school buses in this St. John's neighbourhood, and residents want action - Vimarsana News

Vehicles are speeding past school buses in this St. John's neighbourhood, and residents want action

Amanda Power says she and her St. John's neighbours have for months been recording video of vehicles driving past school buses despite their red flashing lights and stop signs. Power fears it's just a matter of time a child is struck.

Source: cbc.ca
Anderson-area homeowners recover from flooding as officials plan repairs to leaky canal - Vimarsana News

Anderson-area homeowners recover from flooding as officials plan repairs to leaky canal

The leaking Anderson Cottonwood Irrigation District Canal system has caused chronic flooding and left nearby neighbors exasperated.

Source: yahoo.com
Government Yet to Decide on Grade Levels for New Kenmount Terrace School - Vimarsana News

Government Yet to Decide on Grade Levels for New Kenmount Terrace School

The provincial government is building a new school in Kenmount Terrace in St. John's, but the grade levels inv...

Source: vocm.com
Government Announces New School for Kenmount Terrace - Vimarsana News

Government Announces New School for Kenmount Terrace

The provincial government has announced a new school for Kenmount Terrace, scheduled to be open by September o...

Source: vocm.com
New school planned to open in 3 years in fast-growing St. John's suburb - Vimarsana News

New school planned to open in 3 years in fast-growing St. John's suburb

With a $50-million boost, children in the rapidly expanding Kenmount Terrace neighbourhood in northern St. John's will head to a new school. There is still no word, though, on a high school in neighbouring Paradise.

Source: cbc.ca