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Call to consider former prisoners to tackle worker shortage | The Courier - Vimarsana News

Call to consider former prisoners to tackle worker shortage | The Courier

Life After Release forum challenges stigma in jobs market.

Call to consider former prisoners to tackle worker shortage | The Courier - Vimarsana News

Call to consider former prisoners to tackle worker shortage | The Courier

Life After Release forum challenges stigma in jobs market.

Matthew Dickens rape victim's harrowing words in court | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Vimarsana News

Matthew Dickens rape victim's harrowing words in court | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

THE bravery of a young woman who was raped in Cirencester has been applauded by police.

After major northeast B.C. newspapers close, former editor hopes to fill gap with 'locally owned' outlet - Vimarsana News

After major northeast B.C. newspapers close, former editor hopes to fill gap with 'locally owned' outlet

The closure of two long-standing news outlets in B.C.'s northeast this week has some in the community mourning — and others hopeful for creative solutions to fill the gaps left behind.Glacier Media announced the decision to shutter both Fort St. John's Alaska Highway News and the Dawson Creek Mirror this week, saying in a letter that the papers are no longer sustainable as ad revenue has "shifted heavily to online platforms such as Facebook or Google.""It's been an anxious couple of months," sai

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Two B.C. community newspapers publish their last editions this week - Vimarsana News

Two B.C. community newspapers publish their last editions this week

Two newspapers in British Columbia are publishing their last editions this week, eliminating coverage by community papers for a large swath of the province's northeast.