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Tech veterans back Dee Coakley's Boundless - Vimarsana News

Tech veterans back Dee Coakley's Boundless

Liam Casey of PCH and John Riordan, who led Shopify’s Irish expansion, have joined the company led by Dee Coakley

Pittsfield-based Cub pack holds cardboard box sled race - Vimarsana News

Pittsfield-based Cub pack holds cardboard box sled race

Tiger Cub Scout Lucas Doughty of Hartland was the winner during Cub Pack 428’s annual cardboard box sled race, held Feb. 26 at Somerset Elementary School in Hartland. Doughty slid his box, nicknamed “Lightning,” to the finish ahead of the rest of the pack, earning him the first-place trophy, according to a news release from […]

Ontario puts $224M to training centres to boost skilled trades - Vimarsana News

Ontario puts $224M to training centres to boost skilled trades

Ontario’s budget will include $224 million more to build and upgrade training centres, Premier Doug Ford announced Tuesday, part of a push to boost the skilled…

Ontario legislature to resume; opposition parties have health-care, developer queries - Vimarsana News

Ontario legislature to resume; opposition parties have health-care, developer queries

TORONTO — Questions about Premier Doug Ford's relationship with developers and the expansion of private health-care delivery will dominate the return of the Ontario legislature Tuesday when it's set to resume after its winter break.

Premiers Agree to Accept New Federal Health-Care Funding Offer - Vimarsana News

Premiers Agree to Accept New Federal Health-Care Funding Offer

Canada's premiers will formally accept an offer from the federal government for billions in additional health-care funding, but say they will also insist the money continue to flow for more than 10 years.

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