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Nearly half of Toronto's young adults are living with their parents according to new data - Vimarsana News

Nearly half of Toronto's young adults are living with their parents according to new data

New census data from Statistics Canada is in and the realities about living in Toronto aren't exactly shocking. When it comes to adult children, it...

Source: blogto.com
Market ignores USDA reports to cap June month of sliding values - Vimarsana News

Market ignores USDA reports to cap June month of sliding values

The first five months of the year saw the grains push to levels not seen in decades, but the month of June pulled most of those gains out of the marketplace, and by mid-year, most of the markets were either unchanged or slightly lower for the year so far. What was a surprise was how the market handled the U.S. Department of Agriculture's June 30 reports, as the market virtually ignored them.

Source: agweek.com
Invest Well. Live Well: Investing in the future generation - Vimarsana News

Invest Well. Live Well: Investing in the future generation

It has been a while since I graduated from Thompson Rivers University. Back then, it was University College of the Cariboo. I remember late night studying, numerous essays, group projects and winging the odd exam.

TikToker Says Not One Baby Has Been Named 'Karen' Since 2019 - Vimarsana News

TikToker Says Not One Baby Has Been Named 'Karen' Since 2019

A TikToker shows a satirical news article that claims that the last baby named "Karen" in Canada was born in 2019, sparking debate.

Feds contribute $20 million for PTSD research at U of R - Vimarsana News

Feds contribute $20 million for PTSD research at U of R

The federal government announced Monday that close to $20 million will be invested into research at the U of R...