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What's In Your Fridge: Mike Chisholm of ScotFestBC | Georgia Straight Vancouver's source for arts, culture, and events - Vimarsana News

What's In Your Fridge: Mike Chisholm of ScotFestBC | Georgia Straight Vancouver's source for arts, culture, and events

In which we reveal the favourite records, concerts, and grocery items of interesting Vancouverites.

Mary Tait Goldschmid, a professor at The Mount, was 76 | The Riverdale Press - Vimarsana News

Mary Tait Goldschmid, a professor at The Mount, was 76 | The Riverdale Press

Mary Tait Seibert Goldschmid died on the day she was ready — Jan. 12, 2024 — and by the means she chose — a physician-accompanied suicide at Dignitas in Zurich, Switzerland, one of the few places in the world where Americans with advanced Parkinson’s can go to get a suicide that is painless, dignified, and legal.  She was 76.

Dangerous Cape Breton road finally repaired after years of complaints about sinking pavement - Vimarsana News

Dangerous Cape Breton road finally repaired after years of complaints about sinking pavement

Victoria County Coun. Paul MacNeil say when his phone rings, he expects the concern to be about roads. A lot of the time, it's people complaining about the 'gypsum hole' near his home.

Source: cbc.ca
N.S. government grant will help keep Atlantic salmon cool in Cheticamp River - Vimarsana News

N.S. government grant will help keep Atlantic salmon cool in Cheticamp River

The Cheticamp River Salmon Association is creating deflectors — piles of rocks — in the river to narrow the channel and create deeper pools of cool water to protect fish from the effects of climate change.

Source: cbc.ca
Salmon group blames climate change for fishing closures on parts of Cape Breton river - Vimarsana News

Salmon group blames climate change for fishing closures on parts of Cape Breton river

The Margaree River's cool waters were ideal for trout and salmon, says the president of a local non-profit group, but warm temperatures have put the endangered Atlantic salmon at further risk within the last five years.

Source: cbc.ca