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Dublin art auctioneer Ian Whyte is to retire and sell his stake for €2m - Vimarsana News

Dublin art auctioneer Ian Whyte is to retire and sell his stake for €2m

Control of Whyte’s auction house passes to his family, as the market for art ‘booms’

Documentary explores climate change with mountain landscapes painted almost 100 years apart - Vimarsana News

Documentary explores climate change with mountain landscapes painted almost 100 years apart

Documentary explores climate change with mountain landscapes painted almost 100 years apart Receding glaciers and smoky skies are some of the stark changes that come to mind when Caroline Hedin thinks about how the Rocky Mountains are changing. Social Sharing

Source: cbc.ca
Hobart With Kids: Where to Eat, Stay & Play | Australian Traveller - Vimarsana News

Hobart With Kids: Where to Eat, Stay & Play | Australian Traveller

Are you exploring Hobart with kids? Here are the best places to eat, where to stay and top things to do as a family in Hobart.

Alberta's Whyte Museum to auction off dinners and walks with Bow Valley 'mountain legends' - Vimarsana News

Alberta's Whyte Museum to auction off dinners and walks with Bow Valley 'mountain legends'

The Whyte Museum in Banff is celebrating the 115th birthday of one of its founders, artist Catherine Robb Whyte, with an online auction from June 1 to 13.

Source: cbc.ca
B.C. Airbnb refused refund, despite being in active fire zone | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source - Vimarsana News

B.C. Airbnb refused refund, despite being in active fire zone | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

January 15, 2021 - 7:30 AM A Cariboo couple who argued that nearby out-of-control wildfires and a provincial state of emergency weren't grounds to offer a refund to a family that cancelled their vacation rental have been ordered to pay back the cash. While much of the province was on fire in 2017, the defendant in the case, Remco Wijnhorst, argued his vacation rental cottage was just outside of the fire zone and not subject to a nearby evacuation order and therefore he would not issue a $3,500 refund to Duane and Elizaveta Gingras, who booked and paid for the cottage but wer...

Source: infotel.ca