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Smiths Detection Partnership Opens Exciting Research and Student Opportunities - Vimarsana News

Smiths Detection Partnership Opens Exciting Research and Student Opportunities

The University of Exeter has today (April 19) announced a new collaborative agreement with Smiths Detection focused on the improvement of airport security.Smiths Detection are a global leader in threat detection and security screening technology and

Toward a True and Just Buffalo Restoration Movement - Vimarsana News

Toward a True and Just Buffalo Restoration Movement

While the concept may not be a topic of household conversation, people are increasingly aware of Indigenous food sovereignty and buffalo restoration efforts. 

Waterford News & Star — Family Fun with 50 shades of exceptional - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Family Fun with 50 shades of exceptional

Waterford City social group, 50 Shades of Exceptional, recently held their Family Fun Day, hosting parents and caregivers for kids with additional needs.

Waterford News & Star — Playful Street launch in Portlaw - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Playful Street launch in Portlaw

A new initiative saw lots of fun on the streets of Portlaw’s Coolfin Woods estate, when neighbours and friends came out to launch ‘Playful Streets’.

TDSB trustees vote in favour of replacing current Grade 11 English course with class focusing on First Nations writers - Vimarsana News

TDSB trustees vote in favour of replacing current Grade 11 English course with class focusing on First Nations writers

Trustees at the Toronto District School Board have voted in favour of a motion to replace the current Grade 11 English course with curriculum which instead focuses on First Nations, Métis and Inuit writers.

Source: cp24.com