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Two Alberta CEOs win thousands in investment at national pitch competition - Vimarsana News

Two Alberta CEOs win thousands in investment at national pitch competition

Shelvie Fernan from Edmonton and Lourdes Juan from Calgary are two of the winners of the 2022 HerStory pitch competition run by Alberta Innovates and The51, an organization that invests in startups and companies led by women and gender-diverse founders.

Source: cbc.ca
Alberta NDP volunteers were ignored and demeaned, former workers say - Vimarsana News

Alberta NDP volunteers were ignored and demeaned, former workers say

Two Alberta NDP workers say they quit recently because they could no longer stomach a culture they describe as demeaning and ignores volunteers, with the majority of those targeted being women.

Source: cbc.ca
Bail Denied For Two Men Facing Drug Charges - Vimarsana News

Bail Denied For Two Men Facing Drug Charges

Two Alberta men arrested near Raymore on drug charges, have been denied bail. On May 1st, Punnichy RCMP respon...

Edmonton book signing for story exploring mother's journey after death of sons - Vimarsana News

Edmonton book signing for story exploring mother's journey after death of sons

Two Alberta authors are hoping their book can help raise awareness of domestic violence in Canada and help prevent future tragedies, like the one that prompted them to write the book.

'It's become gouging:' Small towns ask Alberta Utilities Commission to evaluate increased fees - Vimarsana News

'It's become gouging:' Small towns ask Alberta Utilities Commission to evaluate increased fees

Rural Alberta towns are speaking out about the impact rising utility fees are having on residents, businesses and non-profits.

Source: cbc.ca