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Oregon Utilities Sound Alarm Over Spillway Fight - Vimarsana News

Oregon Utilities Sound Alarm Over Spillway Fight

As producers warn of depleted energy supplies and rising prices across the nation, the Northwest is embroiled in ...

Infrastructure bill would let Bonneville Power Administration borrow $10B to modernize power grid - Vimarsana News

Infrastructure bill would let Bonneville Power Administration borrow $10B to modernize power grid

WASHINGTON — As progressive and centrist Democrats edged closer to a deal this week on a roughly $1 trillion infrastructure bill, Congress is poised to pass a bill with big implications for the Northwest, letting the cash-strapped Bonneville Power Administration borrow an extra $10 billion to shore up an agency that provides more than a quarter of the region's electricity.

Days of rage: Angry voters brought new tensions to the 2021 campaign trail - Vimarsana News

Days of rage: Angry voters brought new tensions to the 2021 campaign trail

Scott Simms ran in seven federal elections, winning six of them. And while he came to terms fairly easily with his 264-vote loss on September 20, the long-time Liberal MP is having a harder time accepting the anger he experienced on the campaign trail in his largely rural riding in central Newfoundland.

Source: cbc.ca
Province-by-Province Breakdown of an Almost Carbon Copy Election - Vimarsana News

Province-by-Province Breakdown of an Almost Carbon Copy Election

More results of the 2021 election continued to roll in on Tuesday, but the outcome is all but ...

Mail-in ballots could still flip results in several ridings - Vimarsana News

Mail-in ballots could still flip results in several ridings

Huge surge in ballot voting means counting won't start until Wednesday, and could take days. The margins in many of these ridings are razor-thin