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Speakers detail bus issues in Baton Rouge schools | Education - Vimarsana News

Speakers detail bus issues in Baton Rouge schools | Education

Low pay, last-minute resignations, wrong information on students, leadership turnover, buses in disrepair, faulty routing software, lack of air-conditioning, and unanswered phone calls and emails from parents.

2003 blackout: Ottawa residents remember the day 20 years ago - Vimarsana News

2003 blackout: Ottawa residents remember the day 20 years ago

It's been two decades since Ottawa experienced its largest blackout on Aug. 14, 2003. The massive power outage, stretching from Ontario to Illinois, left the capital in darkness.

Remembering North America's largest ever blackout 20 years later - Vimarsana News

Remembering North America's largest ever blackout 20 years later

It's been 20 years since more than 50 million people went without electricity after a massive power outage toppled grids in Ontario and the eastern United States on Aug. 14, 2003.

Source: cbc.ca
Patrick Martin talks No Labels political movement | Columns - Vimarsana News

Patrick Martin talks No Labels political movement | Columns

Patrick Martin talks about the No Labels political movement, which claims to be non partisan and non radicalized.

New report is latest to highlight mistreatment at Laval residence for the intellectually disabled - Vimarsana News

New report is latest to highlight mistreatment at Laval residence for the intellectually disabled

Staff at the Résidence Louise-Vachon injured residents during interventions, screamed at them and failed to properly communicate with their families, according to a report released this month. 

Source: cbc.ca