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Tears for a Caribbean king - Vimarsana News

Tears for a Caribbean king

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

Former Winnipeg CAO Sheegl appeals bribery judgment, lawyer alleges judge made 3 errors - Vimarsana News

Former Winnipeg CAO Sheegl appeals bribery judgment, lawyer alleges judge made 3 errors

Phil Sheegl's lawyer says his client made a poor decision to accept $327,200 while acting as Winnipeg's chief administrative officer, but argues a judge erred in deciding he took a bribe.

Source: cbc.ca
New interim Winnipeg property director secured charitable donations from property developers - Vimarsana News

New interim Winnipeg property director secured charitable donations from property developers

Winnipeg's new interim property director secured thousands of dollars in charitable donations earlier this month from developers that do business with the city, raising questions about the appearance of potential conflict.

Source: cbc.ca
Bus shelter vandalism costs Winnipeg nearly $700K - Vimarsana News

Bus shelter vandalism costs Winnipeg nearly $700K

Nearly $700,000 was spent repairing vandalism to Winnipeg bus shelters over 15 months as city and community leaders urge more support for an unhoused population that has exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vandalism to Winnipeg Bus Shelters Cost Nearly $700K Over 15 Months - Vimarsana News

Vandalism to Winnipeg Bus Shelters Cost Nearly $700K Over 15 Months

WINNIPEG — Nearly $700,000 was spent repairing vandalism to Winnipeg bus shelters over 15 months as city and community leaders urge more support for an unhoused population that has exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Source: chrisd.ca