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GP Innovate's winner extols value of hard work | Lead Stories - Vimarsana News

GP Innovate's winner extols value of hard work | Lead Stories

James Barrett, the leader of the winning team of the GP Innovate 2023 innovation competition, has praised organisers for their efforts in assisting inner-city youths, like himself, in realising their potential. Barrett, a computer science major...

AK-47 rifle, over 100 rounds of ammunition seized in Salt Spring, St James - Vimarsana News

AK-47 rifle, over 100 rounds of ammunition seized in Salt Spring, St James

The James police today seized an AK-47 rifle and over 100 rounds of ammunition in an open lot in Salt Spring. No arrest was made. The police report that about 1:30 p.m., lawmen conducted an operation in the area when the firearm, four magazines,...

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AK-47 rifle, 120 assorted rounds of ammo seized in Salt Spring - Vimarsana News

AK-47 rifle, 120 assorted rounds of ammo seized in Salt Spring

ST JAMES, Jamaica — The St James police said they seized one AK-47 rifle, four magazines and over 120 assorted rounds of ammunition during an operation in Salt Spring in the parish on Thursday. Report...

MoBay bypass to cut traffic by 5,000 cars daily, says Holness - Vimarsana News

MoBay bypass to cut traffic by 5,000 cars daily, says Holness

MONTEGO BAY, St James — Five thousand fewer cars on the streets of Montego Bay per day and new opportunities for property development are just some of the benefits Prime Minister Andrew Holness ha...

Winter storms bring high wind, heavy snow, travel woes to parts of B.C. - Vimarsana News

Winter storms bring high wind, heavy snow, travel woes to parts of B.C.

Winds are expected to gust up to 100 km/h on Tuesday along some parts of southwestern British Columbia as winter storms trigger ferry cancellations, power outages and avalanche warnings.

Source: cbc.ca