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Opinion: My disabled sister's struggle to be understood – and my mother's tireless quest to help her - Vimarsana News

Opinion: My disabled sister's struggle to be understood – and my mother's tireless quest to help her

Disability made Wendy Horton’s life hard, despite my mother’s decades of pleading to get Manitoba politicians to act. I have a bag of old documents – and magazine clippings of the Latimer case – to remind me of their struggle

Trucking conditions fell in February with weak freight rates, volume - Vimarsana News

Trucking conditions fell in February with weak freight rates, volume

FTR's Trucking Conditions Index fell farther into negative territory in February. Also: TuSimple gets 'OK' from international autonomous safety auditor; Penske Truck Leasing opens new Alabama facility; Estes names two new VPs.

Opinion: Canada's permissive assisted-dying culture is devaluing people with disabilities - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Canada's permissive assisted-dying culture is devaluing people with disabilities

A shockingly lenient sentence for an Edmonton man who killed his disabled wife is the first sign of MAID creep in our court system – and that’s a dangerous thing for our most vulnerable people

Municipality of Calvin hires new CAO - Vimarsana News

Municipality of Calvin hires new CAO

The Municipality of Calvin has hired Rheal Forgette as its new chief administrative officer, a permanent position that’s been open since the former clerk…

Canada steps closer to euthanizing CHILDREN: panel says sick kids should have suicide rights - Vimarsana News

Canada steps closer to euthanizing CHILDREN: panel says sick kids should have suicide rights

Sick and disabled kids could soon be joining the roughly 10,000 adults who end their lives each year under Canada's euthanasia scheme: the world's most permissive such program.