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Inquest hears how 2-tonne container crushed N.B. worker, resulting in his death - Vimarsana News

Inquest hears how 2-tonne container crushed N.B. worker, resulting in his death

Jurors in a coroner's inquest heard testimony about how a plastic tote weighing 2 tonnes fell on William Russell, while he was on the job in Tracyville, N.B.

Source: cbc.ca
Outreach workers concerned about cold weather - Vimarsana News

Outreach workers concerned about cold weather

On cold winter days, the work to assist the homeless is non-stop and around the clock, according to those doing outreach work.

Halifax faces "heck of a crisis" as unhoused brace for cold winter | News | Halifax, Nova Scotia - Vimarsana News

Halifax faces "heck of a crisis" as unhoused brace for cold winter | News | Halifax, Nova Scotia

Shelters are full, warming centres are sparse and tents aren’t warm or dry enough. What’s left?

Need for shelter this winter is the "worst it's ever been" in Halifax | City | Halifax, Nova Scotia - Vimarsana News

Need for shelter this winter is the "worst it's ever been" in Halifax | City | Halifax, Nova Scotia

As temperatures drop and the city’s unhoused population grows, organizations struggle to keep up with an unprecedented demand for support.

Kensington Market residents call for action after 2 die of suspected overdoses in public park - Vimarsana News

Kensington Market residents call for action after 2 die of suspected overdoses in public park

Two men who died of suspected overdoses in a Kensington Market park appear to be the latest casualties in a crisis gripping Canada's largest city. Advocates say it's the result of homelessness and opioids, a combination made even worse by the pandemic, the housing crisis and a toxic supply of street drugs.

Source: cbc.ca