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N.S. library being reimagined as community hub - Vimarsana News

N.S. library being reimagined as community hub

A local library in New Glasgow, N.S., is set to be reimagined as a community hub.

$5.9 million for energy efficiency and accessibility improvements for the New Glasgow Library - Vimarsana News

$5.9 million for energy efficiency and accessibility improvements for the New Glasgow Library

NEW GLASGOW, NS, Nov. 12, 2022 /CNW/ - Today, the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship and Member of Parliament for Central

Town of New Glasgow Celebrates International Award for Innovation in the Ageing Well and Silver Economy - Vimarsana News

Town of New Glasgow Celebrates International Award for Innovation in the Ageing Well and Silver Economy

The Town of New Glasgow will celebrate an International award it received in September for its innovation in the Ageing Well and Silver Economy. The town took first place at the 2022 SilverEco and Ageing Well International Awards in Cannes, France. New Glasgow represented Nova Scotia and is the only Canadian program awarded. New

Source: 989xfm.ca
Some members of New Glasgow's Black community upset with state of Viola's Way - Vimarsana News

Some members of New Glasgow's Black community upset with state of Viola's Way

Some members of New Glasgow's Black community are upset with the state of a street named to honour Viola Desmond. Nearly half the street, if not more, is covered by a restaurant patio and has been for the last two years since the pandemic hit. 

Source: cbc.ca
Why many N.S. municipalities may need to pay more for policing - Vimarsana News

Why many N.S. municipalities may need to pay more for policing

The resources that police forces in Nova Scotia need to protect the public — and how they'll pay for those resources — will soon be finalized through new standards, in a major shift from years of informal agreements that RCMP leaders say have become a "drain."

Source: cbc.ca