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Tank puncture spills 600,000 litres of gas at Esso depot, Sydney fire chief says - Vimarsana News

Tank puncture spills 600,000 litres of gas at Esso depot, Sydney fire chief says

Authorities have set up a barrier around the area and residents are being asked to avoid the scene.

Source: cbc.ca
Opinion | LiNK demonstrates importance of student involvement in humanitarianism - Vimarsana News

Opinion | LiNK demonstrates importance of student involvement in humanitarianism

In spite of the numerous humanitarian organizations at JMU, students don't take advantage of this and membership among these organizations is low. Considering participation in these organizations can do a

CBRM calls for bids on a project to save a sinking fire station - Vimarsana News

CBRM calls for bids on a project to save a sinking fire station

Port Morien firefighters have avoided parking their trucks in one part of their fire station’s garage for about five years because they're afraid the floor might collapse due to the unexplained erosion under the building.

Source: cbc.ca
Chief wants Cape Breton Regional Municipality to start collecting its own fire data - Vimarsana News

Chief wants Cape Breton Regional Municipality to start collecting its own fire data

CBRM director of fire and emergency services Michael Seth says the number of fires reported each year is concerning.

Source: cbc.ca
Rise in anti-Asian hate crimes across US sparks awareness at JMU - Vimarsana News

Rise in anti-Asian hate crimes across US sparks awareness at JMU

The night before her first class at JMU in fall 2018, communication studies major Thu Nguyen had arrived in the U.S. after a 26-hour flight from Vietnam. As an international student, she said, she was excited about America’s diverse culture and the opportunity to study at JMU. In a classroom surrounded by over 200 students, Nguyen turned to the girl sitting next to her and asked what their next task was. She had never been in a class that big before and said she was confused about splitting into groups. “[The girl] was like, ‘Why are you shy?’” Nguyen said. “â€...