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Liberals receiving strong pushback after introducing late Bill C-21 amendment - Vimarsana News

Liberals receiving strong pushback after introducing late Bill C-21 amendment

The Liberal government is getting strong pushback after introducing an amendment to Bill C-21 in a surprise late move that would constitute the largest gun prohibition in Canadian legislative history.

Remembrance Day ceremony held at Nelson Cenotaph - Vimarsana News

Remembrance Day ceremony held at Nelson Cenotaph

At the 11th hour, of the 11th day of of the 11th month of 2022 at the Cenotaph outside City Hall, the people of Nelson joined fellow Canadians from across Canada to remember those Canadian soldiers who ensured freedom while helping to build this great county. After two years of closed service due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a large crowd gathered at the Nelson Cenotaph to

Ceremony marks Remembrance Day in Cranbrook - Cranbrook Daily Townsman - Vimarsana News

Ceremony marks Remembrance Day in Cranbrook - Cranbrook Daily Townsman

Cranbrook marked Remembrance Day with a ceremony at Rotary Park, honouring veterans who have served and sacrificed in the name of freedom.

Creston veteran reflects on time as paratrooper - Cranbrook Daily Townsman - Vimarsana News

Creston veteran reflects on time as paratrooper - Cranbrook Daily Townsman

Thomas B. Slattery, 91, served in the Korean War

Youth-led effort to list ecocide as international crime gets MPs' backing | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis - Vimarsana News

Youth-led effort to list ecocide as international crime gets MPs' backing | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis

The youth-led effort to list ecocide as an international crime won the backing of federal politicians from three different parties on Tuesday, with the Greens, NDP and an MP from the governing Liberals speaking up against the destruction of the natural environment.