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Trevor Holder latest to join growing list of N.B. Tories not seeking re-election - New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

Trevor Holder latest to join growing list of N.B. Tories not seeking re-election - New Brunswick

The Portland-Simonds representative announced on Thursday that he won't be seeking re-election in the fall, after spending nearly 25 years in public office.

In Ottawa, every politician found something to like in Brian Mulroney - Vimarsana News

In Ottawa, every politician found something to like in Brian Mulroney

When news broke about Mulroney's death on Thursday evening, statements from politicians, staffers and other Canadians streamed across social media timelines.

Ontario's budget forecasts $19B deficit, even with little COVID-19 spending - Vimarsana News

Ontario's budget forecasts $19B deficit, even with little COVID-19 spending

The worst of the pandemic spending is behind us. Inflation is high and unemployment is low. So why then is the Progressive Conservative government forecasting a $19-billion deficit, far above what it was during the height of the COVID-19 crisis?

Source: cbc.ca
Ontario declares state of emergency, threatening fines and jail time to end blockade - Vimarsana News

Ontario declares state of emergency, threatening fines and jail time to end blockade

Premier Doug Ford warns of consequences in plan to end ‘disruption, intimidation and chaos’ on critical trade route

Bar Harbor-Nova Scotia ferry company earns $1M a year while ship sits idle - Vimarsana News

Bar Harbor-Nova Scotia ferry company earns $1M a year while ship sits idle

By Staff The Canadian company contracted to operate the CAT ferry service between Bar Harbor and Nova Scotia is being paid nearly $1 million a year while the high-speed vessel remains a no-speed one. The 350-foot-long ferry has been idled for the past two years, initially because of delays in building a new terminal in Bar Harbor and in 2020 because of the pandemic. Last month, owner Bay Ferries Ltd. also canceled the CAT’s 2021 sailing season due to public health concerns. While Bar Harbor businesses and the community will have to wait at least an additional year for the retu...