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Snow causes power outages, school closures across Quebec - Vimarsana News

Snow causes power outages, school closures across Quebec

There are more than a quarter of a million homes without power across Quebec as snow continues to blanket the province.

Snow causes power outages, school closures across Quebec - Vimarsana News

Snow causes power outages, school closures across Quebec

A total of 85,000 customers remain without power across Quebec after snow blanketed the province Thursday.

Guest column | Tony Byrd: Honing our educational pathways - Vimarsana News

Guest column | Tony Byrd: Honing our educational pathways

The time is right now to dream big and deliver on educational experiences that will catapult students in Summit County into post-secondary options that will ultimately benefit the county, the state, the country and the...

NKY Chamber to examine 'Neurodiversity in Action' during April 19 Investing in Equity series event - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

NKY Chamber to examine 'Neurodiversity in Action' during April 19 Investing in Equity series event - NKyTribune

In the next installment of its Investing in Equity Series, the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) will explore “Neurodiversity in Action – Building a More Inclusive Workplace.”

Montreal school encourages businesses to hire more neurodiverse youth - Vimarsana News

Montreal school encourages businesses to hire more neurodiverse youth

Jesse Heffring, director of development at Summit School, and Kieran Nicell, a 21 year-old student there, talk about the Empower Initiative, a website where businesses can learn about Summit's programs and how to partner with it to hire more neurodiverse employees.

Source: cbc.ca