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Operation Cold Case: Daughter seeking closure in death of her mom found gunned down at grocery store in 1986 - Vimarsana News

Operation Cold Case: Daughter seeking closure in death of her mom found gunned down at grocery store in 1986

The daughter of a woman who was gunned down at a store on Kings Road in 1986 is hoping that the case can be solved 37 years later after the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office reopened the case.

'Afghanistan shows why UK foreign policy must prioritise women and girls' - Vimarsana News

'Afghanistan shows why UK foreign policy must prioritise women and girls'

On the second anniversary of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy writes for the Mirror about the plight of women and girls in the war-torn country

Afghan heroes in UK face 'disastrous rise in homelessness' amid hotel evictions - Vimarsana News

Afghan heroes in UK face 'disastrous rise in homelessness' amid hotel evictions

Shadow Immigration Minister Stephen Kinnock warned that thousands of Afghans face being booted out of their "temporary" accommodation two years after fleeing the Taliban

Crimes against people going down - Vimarsana News

Crimes against people going down

During Wetaskiwin Council’s Committee-of-the-Whole Monday, Wetaskiwin RCMP Insp. John Spaans presented the Quarter 3 report for January to December 2022, which showed persons crimes were down 13 per cent over the last year and down nine per cent over the past five years. There has also been a 28 per cent drop in other Criminal Code offences. Property crimes continue to be an issue, however.

Crimes against people going down - Vimarsana News

Crimes against people going down

During Wetaskiwin Council’s Committee-of-the-Whole Monday, Wetaskiwin RCMP Insp. John Spaans presented the Quarter 3 report for January to December 2022, which showed persons crimes were down 13 per cent over the last year and down nine per cent over the past five years. There has also been a 28 per cent drop in other Criminal Code offences. Property crimes continue to be an issue, however.