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Milk chocolate, cheddar and margherita pizza: Britain's most-craved meals, according to scientists - Vimarsana News

Milk chocolate, cheddar and margherita pizza: Britain's most-craved meals, according to scientists

Scientists in Wales, who quizzed more than 2,000 people on their food preferences, found milk chocolate, cheddar and Margherita pizza are the most-wanted snacks.

Small NW Iowa Businesses Hit By Drought Can Apply For Federal Loans - Vimarsana News

Small NW Iowa Businesses Hit By Drought Can Apply For Federal Loans

(Washington, DC) -- Small businesses hit by the drought in northwest Iowa can apply for low-interest federal d...

Travellers 'out of luck' as they seek refunds for COVID cancellations - Vimarsana News

Travellers 'out of luck' as they seek refunds for COVID cancellations

Most people trying to cancel or postpone upcoming plans, travel agents say

Travellers 'out of luck' as they seek refunds for COVID cancellations - Vimarsana News

Travellers 'out of luck' as they seek refunds for COVID cancellations

Many would-be vacationers who'd planned to soak up the sun overseas this month are pausing their plans amidst an unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases. They say heeding health and government officials' advice has led to an uphill battle with travel companies for reimbursement.

Source: cbc.ca
This Mohawk woman has been fighting the feds to get her status for 20 years - Vimarsana News

This Mohawk woman has been fighting the feds to get her status for 20 years

    SASKATOON, Saskatchewan (CTV News) — Cheryl Diane Hutley has been fighting with the federal government for more than 20 years. Her father, her grandmother, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather all had full status and its accompanying benefits under the Indian Act of 1876. However, that’s never been the case for Hutley or her siblings. But it’s not for lack of trying. Hutley, a 64-year-old non-status Mohawk woman, has been fighting since 1999 to have her family heritage and legacy recognized by Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). But twice she’s been denied because of l...

Source: keyt.com