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I couldn't find affordable student housing, so I settled for a mouldy basement. - Vimarsana News

I couldn't find affordable student housing, so I settled for a mouldy basement.

“The basement was grimy and smelled like damp wood or a cottage shed in the middle of summer”

This Windsor, Ont., man is paying for a car he can't drive. He's calling for stronger consumer rights - Vimarsana News

This Windsor, Ont., man is paying for a car he can't drive. He's calling for stronger consumer rights

A Windsor-Essex, Ont., man is calling for more consumer protection laws after his March car accident left his vehicle undrivable. However, he's still financing the SUV while it sits in the Volkswagen of Windsor lot. 

Source: cbc.ca
Major automakers unite to build electric vehicle charging network they say will rival Tesla's - Vimarsana News

Major automakers unite to build electric vehicle charging network they say will rival Tesla's

Seven major automakers say they're joining forces to build a North American electric vehicle charging network that would rival Tesla's and nearly double the number of fast-charging plugs in the U.S. and Canada.

Source: cbc.ca
Why Canada needs to reset its economic relationship with China - Vimarsana News

Why Canada needs to reset its economic relationship with China

A new approach to relations with China can help Canada become a predator rather than prey on 21st century economic issues. Read on.

Why Canada keeps missing its NATO spending target — and why Conservatives aren't promising to meet it - Vimarsana News

Why Canada keeps missing its NATO spending target — and why Conservatives aren't promising to meet it

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pushed back against suggestions that Canada is a “free-rider” in the NATO alliance.