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How to boost youth skills in the tech industry - Vimarsana News

How to boost youth skills in the tech industry

Technology experts discuss how the industry is working to boost youth skills, and the importance of upskilling young people to help close the widening tech skills gap.

Aston Martin confirm further developments to come on AMR22 - Vimarsana News

Aston Martin confirm further developments to come on AMR22

Aston Martin boss Mike Krack said the team will continue to work on the 2022 car despite half of the season being over already.

The fishery is worth more than ever. Why isn't N.L.'s rural population in better shape? - Vimarsana News

The fishery is worth more than ever. Why isn't N.L.'s rural population in better shape?

Thirty years after the moratorium, N.L. needs to look at policy questions affecting rural areas, argues Derek Butler in a guest column for CBC Opinion. "If the fishery is rural, has its highest value ever, has as its main goal sustaining rural communities, and those communities are in decline," he writes, "what gives?"

Source: cbc.ca
Pembrokeshire side New Hedges and Saundersfoot United is formed - Vimarsana News

Pembrokeshire side New Hedges and Saundersfoot United is formed

Two neighbouring Pembrokeshire villages have re-united to set up a new football team.

Tourism, exports, kombucha: How Bonavista is mixing it up to stay alive - Vimarsana News

Tourism, exports, kombucha: How Bonavista is mixing it up to stay alive

With hip boutiques, restaurants and heritage properties, Bonavista has been rebuilding — if not reinventing — itself for a good few years, writes John Gushue. The town's mayor says selling things abroad, apart from the tourism experience, will be necessary for the future.

Source: cbc.ca