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3rd-party advertiser Horizon Ottawa faces election audit - Vimarsana News

3rd-party advertiser Horizon Ottawa faces election audit

An independent committee has found 'reasonable probability' that Horizon Ottawa contravened election financing rules when it promoted a festival attended by candidates before registering as a third-party advertiser.

Source: cbc.ca
Patricia Cullen, 85 - Vimarsana News

Patricia Cullen, 85

WAREHAM - Patricia M. Cullen, 85, passed away on Monday, Oct. 24, 2022 at her home in Wareham.

County judge, 12 JPs lose documents lawsuit - Vimarsana News

County judge, 12 JPs lose documents lawsuit

A lawsuit filed against County Judge Gerald Robinson and most of the justices of the peace alleging they failed to comply with a Freedom of Information request for documents was won by the plaintiff, Kimberly Dale, after special Judge Bentley E. Story ruled in her favor.

Twelve Vincentian students now on the Isle of Man for three-week cultural education programme - Vimarsana News

Twelve Vincentian students now on the Isle of Man for three-week cultural education programme

Twelve Vincentian students are now on the Isle of Man where they are participating in the inaugural session of the 'Isle of Man – St Vincent and the Grenadines Education Programme (‘ISEP’)'. [caption id="attachment_156466" align="aligncenter" width="928"] Twelve students of the St Vincent and the Grenadines Community College and two chaperones, Kimsha Williams (extreme left) and Stacey Balcombe (extreme right) are now on the Isle of Man for the inaugural session …

Didn't have what lawyer sought, JPs say - Vimarsana News

Didn't have what lawyer sought, JPs say

One by one, each justice of the peace in attendance took the stand Friday, beginning with Glenda Daniels, who said she did receive a Freedom of Information Act request but didn’t have the requested documents.