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Contraband totaling $452K seized at Sask. Penitentiary in Prince Albert - Vimarsana News

Contraband totaling $452K seized at Sask. Penitentiary in Prince Albert

The contraband at the prison included fentanyl, methamphetamine, THC, tobacco and cell phones.

Becca Schofield's mother asking New Brunswickers to donate blood over the holidays - New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

Becca Schofield's mother asking New Brunswickers to donate blood over the holidays - New Brunswick

Five years after death, Becca Schofield's mother is continuing the Riverview, N.B., teen's campaign to encourage others to perform acts of kindness.

Big budgets, laggard IT systems: Government officials questioned at House of Commons committee - Vimarsana News

Big budgets, laggard IT systems: Government officials questioned at House of Commons committee

The Benefit Delivery Modernization (BDM) program, the largest IT transformation initiative ever undertaken by the Government of Canada, was estimated to cost $1.75 billion when it launched in 2017. Five years later, the cost estimate reached $2.2 billion, and chances are it will be revised again, as delays and challenges persist, deplored Andrew Hayes, deputy

Matawa stands with Wequedong Lodge amid projected deficits - Vimarsana News

Matawa stands with Wequedong Lodge amid projected deficits

Matawa First Nation CEO isn't confident of the federal government's plan to help fund Wequedong Lodge.

Tataskweyak Cree Nation to get $40M water pipeline after 6 years under boil water advisory - Vimarsana News

Tataskweyak Cree Nation to get $40M water pipeline after 6 years under boil water advisory

Taralee Beardy never thought she would see her community get a safer source of water, but a national $8 billion drinking water class-action settlement for First Nations is set to change that.

Source: cbc.ca