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Man charged with picking up child, 4, by the throat, throwing him on bed - Vimarsana News

Man charged with picking up child, 4, by the throat, throwing him on bed

He also swung a ladder at a woman and hit her in the back of the head, officers said.

Source: wdtv.com
Simon Coveney: Ireland will not be joining Nato 'any time soon' - Vimarsana News

Simon Coveney: Ireland will not be joining Nato 'any time soon'

Minister for Defence will push for €500 million increase in military spending

Calgary business owner says reopening hindered by rising utility bills - Vimarsana News

Calgary business owner says reopening hindered by rising utility bills

A Calgary business owner said the rising cost of utilities is putting his restaurant at risk after two years of health restrictions.

Musicians playing their hearts out to save Calgary's iconic 'Blues Can' - Vimarsana News

Musicians playing their hearts out to save Calgary's iconic 'Blues Can'

  CALGARY -- Musicians are picking up their guitars, playing the keys and singing with soul to save one of Calgary’s most iconic hotspots for live bands and nightlife. The Blues Can, located in the heart of Inglewood, has been shut down for 14 months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but an online fundraiser hopes to raise enough revenue to keep the business alive. “The struggles are obvious to everybody because we’re not allowed to have any business and we haven’t had full capacity since the pandemic began,” said Blues Can owner, Gregory Smith. “The bills don’t stop but the i...

Workplace program revitalized for Ulukhaktok students - Vimarsana News

Workplace program revitalized for Ulukhaktok students

Posted: Mar 16, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: March 16 Albert Okheena, Teegan Taptana and Billy Goose take part in the school's revamped workplace program.(Mackenzie Scott/CBC) For the first time in three years, students in Ulukhaktok, N.W.T., will take part in a program that connects them with work opportunities. A few months ago, Helen Kalvak Elihakvik school principal Patrick MacIntyre reached out to workplaces in the community to gauge their interest in a workplace program offered by the school. School principal Patrick MacIntyre revamped the workplace program for students in Ulukha...

Source: cbc.ca