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Ukrainian Canadian Association of the Yukon's executive members added to Russia's list of Sanctioned Canadians - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Canadian Association of the Yukon's executive members added to Russia's list of Sanctioned Canadians

WHITEHORSE, YT - The Ukrainian Canadian Association of the Yukon have announced the addition of two of their e...

Source: ckrw.com
Now open in Stillwater: Mike and Kat's Other Place, a cozy, bright espresso bar in an 1880s North Hill building - Vimarsana News

Now open in Stillwater: Mike and Kat's Other Place, a cozy, bright espresso bar in an 1880s North Hill building

This isn’t just any ol’ place: It’s Mike and Kat’s Other Place. Married duo Mike and Kat Duncan opened the cozy, colorful coffee shop and roastery in early February in Stillwater’s North Hill neighborhood. The menu is simple: Espresso drinks and nitro cold brew, made with beans Mike Duncan roasts in-house, two pounds at a time. There’s no food menu, unlike at the Duncans’ previous coffee shop, ...

Source: yahoo.com
Douglas County Past: Bold robber holds up car barn - Vimarsana News

Douglas County Past: Bold robber holds up car barn

Headlines from Douglas County's past.

Yukon RCMP is monitoring potential foreign interference. What does that look like? - Vimarsana News

Yukon RCMP is monitoring potential foreign interference. What does that look like?

Yukon RCMP say the territory is vulnerable to foreign interference, and that police are closely monitoring for any signs of threat from abroad.

Source: cbc.ca
Hot-potato bill on farm fuel back on MPs' docket in new year | Canada's National Observer: Climate News - Vimarsana News

Hot-potato bill on farm fuel back on MPs' docket in new year | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

A bill that would exempt fuels used for heating livestock barns, greenhouses and drying grain from the carbon pricing regime has been amended to only apply to grain drying. The proposed exemption will now end after three years instead of eight.