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LETTER: The little-known, tragic story of 'the night America burned' - Vimarsana News

LETTER: The little-known, tragic story of 'the night America burned'

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Sarnia's first Canada Day was dominated by military pomp - Vimarsana News

Sarnia's first Canada Day was dominated by military pomp

Phil Egan & George Mathewson The sun rose over Sarnia into a clear, blue sky on the morning of July 1, 1867. That was the day the British North America Act took effect, forging Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick into the new Dominion of Canada. It was the day parishioners would gather on... Read more »

Local startup aims to provide world with clean water - Vimarsana News

Local startup aims to provide world with clean water

Local startup aims to provide world with clean water Posted Forward Water’s pilot plant in Sarnia allows industrial clients to see the process in action. Photo courtesy, Grafiks Marketing and Communications and Western Sarnia-Lambton Research Park. Phil Egan A small Canadian company working out of the Western Sarnia-Lambton Research Park is taking on one of this century’s greatest challenges —abundant access to clean water for people, farms and industry. Forward Water Technologies has developed a proprietary technology that uses ‘forward osmosis’ to convert dirty wastewater into cl...

This small Victorian town refused to let the pandemic kill their film - Vimarsana News

This small Victorian town refused to let the pandemic kill their film

This small Victorian town refused to let the pandemic kill their film We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss This small Victorian town refused to let the pandemic kill their film Normal text size Advertisement In the depths of Victoria's hard pandemic lockdown many screen productions ground to a halt. But in the north-western Victorian town of Robinvale, on the banks of the Murray River, one passion project forged on – with the team improvising as they went. Finally, with 2020 almost done, they are ready to show the finished product. Scene from...