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A-Z of Worthing celebrates the town in new book - Vimarsana News

A-Z of Worthing celebrates the town in new book

A full alphabet of Worthing is the promise behind a new book from Washington-based historian and author Kevin Newman.

How to avoid the hidden costs when switching KiwiSaver schemes or funds - Vimarsana News

How to avoid the hidden costs when switching KiwiSaver schemes or funds

Anthony Edmonds says the half million Kiwis who changed their KiwiSaver schemes or funds last year faced costs they probably didn't realise. Balancing the potential benefits of switching against the costs of doing it should be done first

Opposition questions the likelihood of Nova Scotia reaching 2030 climate targets with new energy plan - Vimarsana News

Opposition questions the likelihood of Nova Scotia reaching 2030 climate targets with new energy plan

Liberal environment critic Iain Rankin, Green Leader Anthony Edmonds and Susan Leblanc, the NDP’s environment and climate change spokesperson, agree more renewables are needed and building clean energy in the province is a positive step, but remain skeptical about the plan’s viability.

PC's grab seat in Halifax area, take Preston from Liberals - Vimarsana News

PC's grab seat in Halifax area, take Preston from Liberals

A major victory for the governing Progressive Conservatives in Halifax. Twila Grosse will be the next MLA for ...

PC candidate Twila Grosse wins Preston byelection - Vimarsana News

PC candidate Twila Grosse wins Preston byelection

Twila Grosse took more than 45 per cent of the vote, according to the Elections Nova Scotia website, to win a riding held by the Liberals for the past 20 years.

Source: cbc.ca