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Wasco County and TDLL collaborate to clean up Kramer Field - Vimarsana News

Wasco County and TDLL collaborate to clean up Kramer Field

THE DALLES — On March 9, Wasco County and The Dalles Little League (TDLL) came together to clean up Kramer Field in anticipation of this year’s field season.

'Those People Behind Us' to hit shelves Oct. 10. - Brainerd Dispatch | News, weather, sports from Brainerd and Baxter - Vimarsana News

'Those People Behind Us' to hit shelves Oct. 10. - Brainerd Dispatch | News, weather, sports from Brainerd and Baxter

This week's featured read is "Those People Behind Us," a novel by Mary Camarillo that hits shelves Oct. 10.

Investigation over alleged racist incidents at P.E.I. hockey tournament wraps up - Vimarsana News

Investigation over alleged racist incidents at P.E.I. hockey tournament wraps up

Sixteen-year-old Mark Connors says he was the target of racist slurs at a tournament on the island late last year.

Source: cbc.ca
'Stay strong Mark!': P.E.I. class rallies for goalie who stood up to racism - Vimarsana News

'Stay strong Mark!': P.E.I. class rallies for goalie who stood up to racism

A Grade 4 class in South Rustico, P.E.I., shared letters of support with Mark Connors last week, and got to meet the 16-year-old goalie in a video meeting. 

Source: cbc.ca
The puck stops here: We need to stop anti-Black racism on P.E.I. - Vimarsana News

The puck stops here: We need to stop anti-Black racism on P.E.I.

'This is not an isolated incident,' writes Vanessa C. Wachuku. 'How many times must a Black child experience such violence before adults say enough is enough? How many times must children be subjected to violence based on their race before changes are made?'

Source: cbc.ca