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Kingston man sentenced to 5 years for exploiting 12 teen girls, women - Vimarsana News

Kingston man sentenced to 5 years for exploiting 12 teen girls, women

A Kingston man, 23, has been sentenced to five years in prison for the sexual exploitation of 12 young women.

Semiahmoo First Nation taken aback as B.C. biofuel plant loses Natural Resources backing - Vimarsana News

Semiahmoo First Nation taken aback as B.C. biofuel plant loses Natural Resources backing

The federal Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources has withdrawn its support for a controversial biofuel project in B.C.'s Lower Mainland that local residents have opposed over potential long-term effects on local air quality and ecosystems.

Source: cbc.ca
James Smith Cree Nation councillor angry that killer using alias worked on First Nation after 2022 massacre - Vimarsana News

James Smith Cree Nation councillor angry that killer using alias worked on First Nation after 2022 massacre

A band councillor on James Smith Cree Nation is angry that a convicted killer using an alias worked in the cultural centre on the First Nation following the Sept. 4, 2022, stabbing massacre.

Source: cbc.ca
Deep Space Healthcare Challenge winner: Addressing medical emergencies in space and on Earth - Vimarsana News

Deep Space Healthcare Challenge winner: Addressing medical emergencies in space and on Earth

/CNW/ - Following a competition spanning over two years, the winner of the Deep Space Healthcare Challenge, run by the Canadian Space Agency and the Privy...

Formation of new procurement organization may muddy the waters for Indigenous businesses - Vimarsana News

Formation of new procurement organization may muddy the waters for Indigenous businesses

The newly created First Nations Procurement Organization (FNPO) aims to make the federal government live up to its 2021 commitment of awarding a minimum of five per cent of the value of contracts from government departments and agencies to Indigenous managed or owned businesses. That target was set to be reached by 2024. However, currently less than one per cent of about $22 billion the federal government spends every year procuring goods and services from businesses across Canada goes toward Indigenous businesses.