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Ginnivan on his 'childhood dream' and his relationship with Sam Mitchell - Vimarsana News

Ginnivan on his 'childhood dream' and his relationship with Sam Mitchell

From Sam Mitchell to realising his 'childhood dream', hear what Jack Ginnivan had to say on Triple M’s Rush Hour on Tuesday.

'A life of public service': Halifax-born prime minister built legacy despite death at 49 - Vimarsana News

'A life of public service': Halifax-born prime minister built legacy despite death at 49

John Thompson was the fourth prime minister of Canada and first born in Nova Scotia. His accomplishments were many despite his death at the age of 49. But his grave at Holy Cross Cemetery in the heart of Halifax is seldom visited.

Source: cbc.ca
Buddy's thirteeeeen, Sirengate, thrillers: Top 10 AFL moments in Tasmania - Vimarsana News

Buddy's thirteeeeen, Sirengate, thrillers: Top 10 AFL moments in Tasmania

Relive 10 of the most memorable moments from VFL, AFL and AFLW games in Tasmania

Source: afl.com.au
'A Storybook Ending': New Canaan Football Wins Class L State Championship - Vimarsana News

'A Storybook Ending': New Canaan Football Wins Class L State Championship

When New Canaan High School’s offensive linemen bent down to place their hands in the dirt for the final time last weekend, the center reached down to grasp the worn-out football, and the quarterback prepared to take the final snap of his high school career, everybody in the stadium knew that the Rams had done […]

Western seeking to remove 'racist' professor's name from 6 scholarships | News - Vimarsana News

Western seeking to remove 'racist' professor's name from 6 scholarships | News

Western University is looking to remove former professor Kenneth Hilborn’s name from six scholarships, pending an Ontario court’s approval.