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Merrickville: Town council votes down motion to fly pride flag - Vimarsana News

Merrickville: Town council votes down motion to fly pride flag

In a decision that has disrupted the community, Merrickville town council has decided against flying the pride flag and declaring June as Pride Month.

Celebration of highway safety at I-95 Pennsylvania Welcome Center - Vimarsana News

Celebration of highway safety at I-95 Pennsylvania Welcome Center

PennDOT officials offered tips and visual reminders to keep safe while traveling for some of the 300,000 travelers who visit the center each year.

ANZ-Suncorp merger a battle with many twists and turns - Vimarsana News

ANZ-Suncorp merger a battle with many twists and turns

In a transaction 14 years in the making, ANZ and Suncorp tried to show the ACCC the world for banking had changed.

Source: afr.com
Podcast: A new framework for regulation with Michael Cameron and Helen Shaw - Vimarsana News

Podcast: A new framework for regulation with Michael Cameron and Helen Shaw

The current framework for regulating social landlords in Scotland was introduced in 2019. Since then, tragic incidents here in the UK and worldwide events have changed how RSLs are expected to operate, possibly forever. So in this episode, we’re asking whether the way RSLs are regulated should

Landslides and uncertainty: As Nunavik's permafrost melts, locals and researchers focus on adaptation - Vimarsana News

Landslides and uncertainty: As Nunavik's permafrost melts, locals and researchers focus on adaptation

Almost all of Nunavik’s communities are built on or surrounded by permafrost. As it thaws due to the warming climate, researchers and locals say adaptation is key to the new reality.

Source: cbc.ca