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Woman who used disguise to save over 2,500 Jewish children from the Holocaust during WWII - Vimarsana News

Woman who used disguise to save over 2,500 Jewish children from the Holocaust during WWII

After bravely rescuing children from the Warsaw Ghetto, Sendler was arrested by Nazi forces and faced execution on charges of treason.

Source: good.is
LRT English Newsletter: The commission and the president - Vimarsana News

LRT English Newsletter: The commission and the president

LRT English Newsletter – March 29, 2024

Source: lrt.lt
Bennett Jones Welcomes First Cohort of Articling Students in Montréal - Vimarsana News

Bennett Jones Welcomes First Cohort of Articling Students in Montréal

Bennett Jones is excited to welcome its first cohort of articling students in the Montréal office, representing a significant milestone in the expansion of our Québec presence. With diverse backgrounds and exceptional skills from McGill University, Université de Laval, and Université de Montréal, these students are poised to become leaders in the legal field. Contact Chanelle Desrosiers-Stewart, Director of Associate & Student Programs Montréal, for more information on our student program.

Church in Eynon demolished - Vimarsana News

Church in Eynon demolished

St. Mary Vilna Lithuanian Church closed its doors back in 2001 and was demolished Wednesday morning.

Source: wnep.com
My mom's eating disorder sent me on a radical health kick. Did I take it too far? - Vimarsana News

My mom's eating disorder sent me on a radical health kick. Did I take it too far?

With a family tree that includes anorexia and Holocaust survivors, documentary filmmaker Shawney Cohen is confronting the complicated legacy of disordered eating and attempting to make a change.

Source: cbc.ca