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The inside guide to Christchurch, New Zealand's southern belle - Vimarsana News

The inside guide to Christchurch, New Zealand's southern belle

Combining architectural charm with art, New Zealand's South Island city is known as much for its innovation as its beauty.

Gold Cup Day: What's open and closed on P.E.I. - Vimarsana News

Gold Cup Day: What's open and closed on P.E.I.

Many people in Charlottetown and eastern P.E.I. will get this Friday off for Gold Cup Day, making up for the holiday others enjoyed the first weekend in August.

Source: cbc.ca
Business Scoop » Out Of Town Interest Underpins Value For New Mount Herbert Park Subdivision - Vimarsana News

Business Scoop » Out Of Town Interest Underpins Value For New Mount Herbert Park Subdivision

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

P.E.I. COVID-19 roundup: Tighter restrictions being enforced to slow spread of Omicron variant - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. COVID-19 roundup: Tighter restrictions being enforced to slow spread of Omicron variant

Prince Edward Island health officials will be enforcing tighter COVID-19 restrictions as a way to try and slow the spread of the Omicron variant.

Buy the Hill: Restoring native forests will help bring back native birds - Vimarsana News

Buy the Hill: Restoring native forests will help bring back native birds

Jack Van Beynen05:00, Jun 05 2021 ALDEN WILLIAMS/STUFF The Press's Buy the Hill campaign is in support of the Rod Donald Trust's vision to buy Christchurch's highest peak to secure public access and the regeneration of native forest. (First published May 26, 2021) The weka skin lies like a deflated feathery rugby ball in a storeroom at Canterbury Museum. The Victorian naturalist who collected it in 1874 was probably most interested in the unusual white spots on its feathers. But to the modern eye, perhaps the most interesting thing about this bird is the tag around its ankle recording where...