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CSPAN2 Republican Senate Finance Committee Members At The White House November 28, 2017 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Republican Senate Finance Committee Members At The White House November 28, 2017

[inaudible conversations] we are happy deeply with all of you. We had a very interesting meeting with the president. Mainly on economics and how we pull the country out of the mess that attend to their pat a server these men who were with me at this press conference and we intend to turn this mess around and we intend to do our very best to do it in the right way. Go ahead. The current plan this weeks to vote on the Senate Tax Bill that was voted out at the finance Committee Last thursday night. We are all members of the Senate Finance committee chaired by chairman hatch and we think the senat...

Where faith grows: Christianity strong in Vancouver's Asian community - Vimarsana News

Where faith grows: Christianity strong in Vancouver's Asian community

Story of the secularization of Canada focusses on decline of 'European' Christianity. It misses the many Asian Canadians keeping the faith.

Source: canada.com
What's happening with Great Yarmouth's Victoria Arcade? - Vimarsana News

What's happening with Great Yarmouth's Victoria Arcade?

A shopping precinct in Great Yarmouth town centre is up for auction - just one year after the last time.

Is the B.C. government's cancer plan up to the mark? - Vimarsana News

Is the B.C. government's cancer plan up to the mark?

Opinion: Cancer care in B.C., once considered a model system, now has lengthening wait times among the worst in Canada.

Sibu teens get JPA scholarship after appeal - Vimarsana News

Sibu teens get JPA scholarship after appeal

TWO students in Sarawak who obtained straight As in the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination last year, can now pursue their tertiary education after the Public Service Commission (JPA) accepted their respective appeals for scholarship.