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Swift Current Creek rises, forces state of emergency for local area - Vimarsana News

Swift Current Creek rises, forces state of emergency for local area

Sand and sandbags are available at the City Service Centre at 2074 South Service Road West and the Lt. Colonel Clifton Centre at 350 6th Avenue Northeast.

The Role of the Media in a Time of Crisis - Vimarsana News

The Role of the Media in a Time of Crisis

When I became a journalist, I stumbled into the greatest job in the world. But now, its future is uncertain

O'Toole does about-face on vaccine mandate for MPs in Commons, now says decision 'infringes' on their rights - Vimarsana News

O'Toole does about-face on vaccine mandate for MPs in Commons, now says decision 'infringes' on their rights

In an interview Wednesday, O’Toole said he 'will respect' the decision to require that MPs be fully vaccinated if they want to sit in the House of Commons in…

Regulations don't mean children in split families are isolated from either parent at Christmas and New Year's - Vimarsana News

Regulations don't mean children in split families are isolated from either parent at Christmas and New Year's

Holidays are a time of celebration for many but can also be a high cause of stress and angst within split families. With all the COVID-19 regulations, there are a lot of misconceptions and conflicted reports about custody rules and visitation. Legal Aid Alberta staff lawyer Jessica Chapman says the key aspect to remember is that while all regulations have to be adhered to, that doesn’t mean they can be used as an excuse for one parent to withhold visitation, or ignore a divorce settlement agreement over the Holidays. “It is a more difficult question to answer this year because there are s...

Swift Current MLA feels upbeat about government actions during fall legislative session - Vimarsana News

Swift Current MLA feels upbeat about government actions during fall legislative session

He spoke to the Prairie Post on Dec. 11 about the two-week session of the provincial legislature, which took place from Nov. 30 to Dec. 10. “Typically, what we'll see after a fall provincial election is a much shorter session just to in order to pass some of the more pressing pieces of legislation that need to get passed,” he said. “The focus this session was specifically on a number of items that we campaigned on as a party, and of course being fortunate to become government and being re-elected we wanted to make sure we follow through on those promises.” He highlighted ...