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Colors of Cancer: Hanson's journey from volunteer to patient - Vimarsana News

Colors of Cancer: Hanson's journey from volunteer to patient

Kerry Hanson was diagnosed with invasive ductar carcinoma on March 1 after one of her annual screenings.

Forden fire: Restaurant owners 'heartbroken' at Powys blaze - Vimarsana News

Forden fire: Restaurant owners 'heartbroken' at Powys blaze

The owners of a restaurant building in a village near Welshpool say they have been left "heartbroken" after a fire broke out in the…

VC Gallery art exhibition celebrates military children - Vimarsana News

VC Gallery art exhibition celebrates military children

A LOCAL gallery held an exhibition in celebration of military children.

Offensive and troubling graffiti a growing issue on southwestern Ontario trails - Vimarsana News

Offensive and troubling graffiti a growing issue on southwestern Ontario trails

  LONDON, ONT. -- Images of troubling and vile graffiti spray painted on signs at several locations in Norfolk County is concerning to the Nature Conservancy of Canada says spokesperson Andrew Holland. “It’s unfortunate that we’ve had a rash of incidents where people have spray painted stuff on signs, or they’ve been damaging or stealing property,” said Holland. The group is a national not for profit that conserves land that is sold to them or donated and in some cases creates walking and hiking trails. The damage according to Holland is occurring right across southwestern On...

Trail groups fed up with serial vandal - Vimarsana News

Trail groups fed up with serial vandal

Author of the article: Monte Sonnenberg Publishing date: Apr 28, 2021  •  1 day ago  •  2 minute read  •  The Nature Conservancy of Canada and other groups that maintain trail networks in Norfolk would like anyone with information regarding an individual who has a long history of vandalizing local trails to share it with the Ontario Provincial Police or Crime Stoppers of Norfolk and Haldimand. Above, Liv Monck-Whipp, a conservation biologist with the Nature Conservacy of Canada, which owns the Backus Woods. Monte Sonnenberg/Postmedia Network SunMedia Article content The Natu...