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Text exchange with 'son' ends in woman paying $4K to scammer - Vimarsana News

Text exchange with 'son' ends in woman paying $4K to scammer

A Nanaimo woman who thought she was texting with her son ended up paying $4,000 to a scammer, Nanaimo RCMP say.

Skoda Flexes Interiors of the All-New Kodiaq and Superb, Still Unobtanium in the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Skoda Flexes Interiors of the All-New Kodiaq and Superb, Still Unobtanium in the U.S.

Of all the European automotive brands not available in the United States, Skoda is routinely among the most fascinating to gaze at from afar. A subsidiar...

A handmade tale: Leon Jakimič on making Lasvit "Czechia's first new global luxury brand" - Vimarsana News

A handmade tale: Leon Jakimič on making Lasvit "Czechia's first new global luxury brand"

Lasvit is Czechia’s top exporter of glass and light installations, producing stunning creations for high-end locations around the world. We meet its founder Leon Jakimič.

Road to Recovery - Vimarsana News

Road to Recovery

Rose Read, chief executive of NWRIC and Peter Olah, National Executive Officer of AORA, explore the challenges and risks of halving organic waste to

Less Plastic is Fantastic - Vimarsana News

Less Plastic is Fantastic

Date Time Less Plastic is Fantastic Minister for the Environment and the Great Barrier Reef and Minister for Science and Youth Affairs The Honourable Meaghan Scanlon Queensland now has new laws to ban single-use straws. Polystyrene foam food containers and cups as well as single-use plastic straws, stirrers, cutlery and plates will all be banned from September 1, 2021 under new legislation passed by Queensland Parliament today (WED?). Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon said there was overwhelming community support for banning these types of products which were too often discarded thoughtles...