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NSW Minister for Fair Trading Eleni Petinos commits to keep Family and Injured Workers Support Group alive - Vimarsana News

NSW Minister for Fair Trading Eleni Petinos commits to keep Family and Injured Workers Support Group alive

NSW Minister for Fair Trading Eleni Petinos promises Injured workers and those who have lost loved ones in the workplace will continue to be supported.

Support group raises concerns ahead of Ontario's pre-budget consultations - Vimarsana News

Support group raises concerns ahead of Ontario's pre-budget consultations

The government legislative committee on finance and economic affairs holds these pre budget consultations for the annual budget put forward by the provincial government.

Global Rights Groups Hail Farmers' Victory Against Modi Govt's 'Pro-Corporate Reforms' - Vimarsana News

Global Rights Groups Hail Farmers' Victory Against Modi Govt's 'Pro-Corporate Reforms'

The Samyukt Kisan Morcha on December 9 announced suspension of the yearlong protests after the Union government agreed to the farmers' pending demands.

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Library loaning out tablets, wi-fi access - Vimarsana News

Library loaning out tablets, wi-fi access

Library loaning out tablets, wi-fi access Program aimed at people who use 25 social services agencies in Thunder Bay, and will expand to Chrome Books in the near future. Feb 5, 2021 1:08 PM By: Leith Dunick THUNDER BAY – The Thunder Bay Public Library is trying to help bridge the city’s digital divide through an innovative program that loans out tablets and Internet access to those in need. Qualified borrowers, who include clients of about 25 different service agencies in Thunder Bay and surrounding areas, can take home a device for up to four weeks at a time...