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ABO-Group Environment strengthens its surface and groundwater engineering department with 'Eau et Perspectives' - Vimarsana News

ABO-Group Environment strengthens its surface and groundwater engineering department with 'Eau et Perspectives'

Ghent, 3 January 2024, 18:30 CET, press release/non-regulated information ABO-Group Environment strengthens its surface and groundwater engineering department with 'Eau et Perspectives' ABO-Group...

Local fire departments investigate fire involving propane near Kinns Road in Clifton Park - Vimarsana News

Local fire departments investigate fire involving propane near Kinns Road in Clifton Park

Multiple fire departments are investigating a fire involving propane near 601 Kinns Road in Clifton Park, according to the Jonesville Fire Chief.

Condolences to the family of Ernest (Ernie) Dupuis - Vimarsana News

Condolences to the family of Ernest (Ernie) Dupuis

DUPUISErnie September 20, 1937 - October 25, 2022 Ernest (“Ernie”) Rene Joseph Dupuis passed away peacefully on October 25, 2022 at the Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary at the age of 85. Er

Mayor Jim Watson's end-of-term silent auction raises nearly $4K for Ottawa Food Bank - Vimarsana News

Mayor Jim Watson's end-of-term silent auction raises nearly $4K for Ottawa Food Bank

While the municipal election takes place on Oct. 24th, Watson’s last official day is Nov. 14th. He’s done three consecutive terms and is the longest-serving mayor in our city’s history. 

Source: obj.ca
Former police board chair says she was ousted for not backing mayor's protester negotiations - Vimarsana News

Former police board chair says she was ousted for not backing mayor's protester negotiations

Council voted 15-9 to remove Diane Deans from the board at an extraordinary city council meeting, where two other councillors also resigned police board positions.