Vernon Ramesar is a Reporter/Editor at CBC. He covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, personal finance, and agriculture, with a focus on topics such as fisheries, consumer health, and cultural movements. Vernon’s work has been featured in CBC, highlighting his commitment to exploring the intricate connections between community and industry.
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Halifax, Canada (Local)
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Vernon Ramesar's reporting centers around local events, community issues, and government developments within Nova Scotia. Given the themes covered in his articles, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local cultural events, community initiatives focusing on health & wellbeing or sports activities such as indigenous games.
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By: Vernon Ramesar
Industry group calls Atlantic Salmon Federation a 'foreign-funded, activist organization'
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A campaign encouraging people in the hospitality industry to take farmed salmon off their menus has led to a renewed debate about the merits of wild versus farmed Atlantic salmon. An aquaculture nutrition expert weighs in.
U.K. parliament passed legislation to ban sale of tobacco products to anyone born after 2008
By: Vernon Ramesar
Vendors sold everything from postcards and stamps to Ouija boards.
A building that has stood at the edge of Jeddore Harbour for more than 170 years may soon change hands.
By: Vernon Ramesar
The 10th annual Parrsboro International Plein Air Festival wraps up Sunday, capping off a week that brought artists from across the globe to the rugged coast.
MB Meat company celebrated their grand opening in Judique on Saturday
1746 disaster also introduced diseases that decimated Mi'kmaw population
Marine Animal Response Society said beached whales were discovered June 10
