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BOV signs collective agreement for its support employees - Vimarsana News

BOV signs collective agreement for its support employees

Agreement is the result of ‘extensive negotiations’ with the GWU

Urban Pathways celebrates urban climate action achievements - Vimarsana News

Urban Pathways celebrates urban climate action achievements

Download logoThe speed and scale of urbanization imposes various challenges on cities, including meeting the rising demand for basic services and

SCV Water To Hold Public Outreach Meeting - Vimarsana News

SCV Water To Hold Public Outreach Meeting

The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency (SCV Water) Public Outreach and Legislation Committee is set to hold an in-person meeting next week.

DILG probe to find out if 7 BFP-Eastern Visayas trainees underwent hazing – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

DILG probe to find out if 7 BFP-Eastern Visayas trainees underwent hazing – Manila Bulletin

TACLOBAN CITY – Interior and Local Government Secretary Benjamin Abalos Jr. has ordered a probe to determine if the seven trainees of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)-Region 8 (Eastern Visayas) who were rushed to the hospital due to muscle pain last July 6 underwent hazing. Fire Chief Insp. Jea

Source: mb.com.ph
Who was policing Ford's Hamilton campaign stop in May? New questions arise on airport, OPP role - Vimarsana News

Who was policing Ford's Hamilton campaign stop in May? New questions arise on airport, OPP role

Questions continue to swirl about who was making decisions and on what grounds when it came to removing protesters outside a Doug Ford campaign stop at Hamilton's airport in May, amid new details from the airport and provincial police.

Source: cbc.ca