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Bride shares heartwarming reason why dad AND step-dad both walked her down the aisle - Vimarsana News

Bride shares heartwarming reason why dad AND step-dad both walked her down the aisle

A bride has shared the adorable moment her dad and step-dad walked her down the aisle on her wedding day, as she wanted both men to be a huge part of the best day of her life

Teresa Lynn Hackney - Vimarsana News

Teresa Lynn Hackney

Teresa Lynn Hackney - age 66, of Linden, died Monday, February 13, 2023. Funeral Mass will be celebrated 11 AM Monday, February 20, 2023, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic

Over 20 Best of the West shows to see at Just for Laughs Vancouver - Vimarsana News

Over 20 Best of the West shows to see at Just for Laughs Vancouver

Fans of homegrown comedy talent will want to get tickets for Just For Laughs Vancouver's Best of the West shows happening this February.

'Winnipeg does not have a plan': Record homicides won't abate until well-being is properly funded, experts say - Vimarsana News

'Winnipeg does not have a plan': Record homicides won't abate until well-being is properly funded, experts say

A record number of homicides in Winnipeg in 2022 is part of a growing violent crime trend — one that won’t be reversed until governments ramp up investments in people and crime prevention over policing and security-related measures.  That’s the view of grassroots community safety workers and criminal justice experts who are expressing concern about rising levels of violence in the city and speaking up about what can be done to stem the tide. 

Source: cbc.ca
Serial killer of Winnipeg homeless men sees sentence slashed - Vimarsana News

Serial killer of Winnipeg homeless men sees sentence slashed

Manitoba’s highest court has unanimously agreed to overturn a Winnipeg serial killer’s sentence, one which would have kept him behind bars for 75 years without a chance at parole. 

Source: cbc.ca