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Bringing beauty to the world - Vimarsana News

Bringing beauty to the world

By Shawn McWha For thousands of years the waterway that we have come to know as the Ottawa River served as a major transportation artery for the First Nations people who moved into the region following the retreat of the glaciers about 10,500 years ago. It was, however, only a little more than 400 years…

Kanesatake grand chief says toxic dump catastrophe overblown - Vimarsana News

Kanesatake grand chief says toxic dump catastrophe overblown

Mohawk Council of Kanesatake Grand Chief Victor Bonspille said recent reports about an environmental catastrophe and a reign of terror in his community have been 'taken way out of perspective' and unfairly maligned Kanesatake.

Prolonged period of dry weather lowers water levels in the Montreal region - Vimarsana News

Prolonged period of dry weather lowers water levels in the Montreal region

Like a gift from Mother Nature, strong high pressure has dominated the Montreal region for nearly a week now, keeping any wet weather at bay. The only exception was a

89 Quebec municipalities still struggling with flooding - Vimarsana News

89 Quebec municipalities still struggling with flooding

Quebec public security officials say 89 municipalities are dealing with spring flooding with more than 660 people across the province forced to leave their homes.

Quebec floods: Landslide warnings in effect - Vimarsana News

Quebec floods: Landslide warnings in effect

As spring flooding continues in Quebec, public safety officials are asking citizens to pay particular attention to landslides as about 100 municipalities are affected by flooding, particularly in areas north of the St. Lawrence River, from the Outaouais to the Quebec City region.