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8 Canadian books that will make you laugh this summer - Vimarsana News

8 Canadian books that will make you laugh this summer

From rom-coms to funny memoirs, satires and hilarious novels, these Canadian books will make you smile.

Source: cbc.ca
Brick by brick: TV comedy helping build stronger foundation in Sask. - Vimarsana News

Brick by brick: TV comedy helping build stronger foundation in Sask.

The CBC series ZARQA, which just finished shooting Season 2 in Regina, is part of a renewed commitment to film and TV in the province.

'Show us your Regina': Canadian city pulls tourism campaign after facing backlash for sexualizing its name - Vimarsana News

'Show us your Regina': Canadian city pulls tourism campaign after facing backlash for sexualizing its name

Protesters called for Tourism Regina CEO Tim Reid and Regina Mayor Sandra Masters to resign after the rebrand bungle. Peter Scoular/NHLI/Getty Images Canadian…

Source: biztoc.com
'We're past gatekeeping': Tattoo artists work to make industry more inclusive - Vimarsana News

'We're past gatekeeping': Tattoo artists work to make industry more inclusive

Tattoo artists say the industry has historically been exclusive and patriarchal, and has allowed harassment and inappropriate behaviour to pervade. Now, a diverse group of artists and shop owners are carving out their own space — and simultaneously creating inclusive spaces for equally diverse clients.

Source: cbc.ca
'We're past gatekeeping': Female, non-binary artists aim to make tattoo industry more inclusive - Vimarsana News

'We're past gatekeeping': Female, non-binary artists aim to make tattoo industry more inclusive

Tattoo artists say the industry has historically been exclusive and patriarchal, and has allowed harassment and inappropriate behaviour to pervade. Now, a diverse group of artists and shop owners are carving out their own space — and simultaneously creating inclusive spaces for equally diverse clients.

Source: cbc.ca