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Failure to convert: why the United States still uses Imperial measurement - Vimarsana News

Failure to convert: why the United States still uses Imperial measurement

Failure to convert: why the United States still uses Imperial measurement Whether you’re checking the weather south of the border or weighing yourself to kick off a new year's resolution, you may notice many arenas where Imperial measures still rule — from Fahrenheit to pounds. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Jan 03, 2021 11:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 3 Whether roasting a turkey or baking some treats to celebrate the holidays, you’ll notice cooking is one area where Imperial measures still rule — from Fahrenheit to pounds to cups and teaspoons.(Razmarinka/Shutterstock)

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Taxi driver takes drunk passenger who refused to wear mask directly to police station - Vimarsana News

Taxi driver takes drunk passenger who refused to wear mask directly to police station

A taxi driver whose drunken New Year’s Day passenger refused to wear a mask in his cab drove straight to Victoria police station where the man was arrested and fined a total of $690. The driver . . .

COVID-19 in B.C.: Vancouver police shut down New Year's Eve party at restaurant with 100 people - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 in B.C.: Vancouver police shut down New Year's Eve party at restaurant with 100 people

by Craig Takeuchi on January 1st, 2021 at 10:00 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 Although B.C. had one of its quietest New Year’s Eves last night, it wasn’t without some incidents of people defying COVID-19 health measures. The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) stated today (January 1) that around 11 p.m. on December 31, police received a complaint about a private party being held at an unidentified restaurant near Granville and Davie streets. The VPD is not specifying the name or address of the venue. When officers arrived, they estimated there were about 100 people at the premises, and both food a...

Relief period for event and tourism contracts extended - Vimarsana News

Relief period for event and tourism contracts extended

SINGAPORE: Parties to event and tourism-related contracts who are unable to fulfil their contractual obligations owing to Covid-19 will continue to get temporary relief from legal and enforcement action for an additional month. The relief period for such contracts was previously scheduled to end yesterday, but the deadline has been extended to Jan 31. The Law Ministry (MinLaw) said the relief period for these contracts under the Covid-19 Temporary Measures Act would be extended to enable both individuals and businesses to re-assess the Covid-19 situation and re-evaluate their events or tours ...

Celebrate close to home, says VPD | Vancouver Sun - Vimarsana News

Celebrate close to home, says VPD | Vancouver Sun

Officers will be out in Gastown and the Granville Entertainment District in particular, where revellers took their parties to the street on Halloween night.