Tokyo Olympics updates Sign up to myFT Daily Digest to be the first to know about Tokyo Olympics news. Elaine Thompson-Herah has become the quickest woman alive after leading a Jamaican sweep of the medals in women’s 100 metres. A wide-open men’s field will compete for the chance to become the world’s fastest later on […]

Swap Shop items from Thursday, July 29, 2021  Shore Daily News

Hot on the heels of the MINI JCW 3 Door is the Countryman, which adds two more doors and an appropriate number of seats for practical solutions. While its size is visually comparable to the brilliant BMW X1, the Countryman’s design makes it pop on the road.  The refreshed JCW Countryman receives all the visual […]

Its 2689kg kerb weight and 4495kg GVM (the highest you can go without a truck licence) results in a hefty 1806kg payload rating.  It’s also rated to tow up to 3500kg of braked trailer and with its 7995kg GCM (or how much you can legally carry and tow at the same time) it can haul […]

CUMBERLAND-COLCHESTER, N.S. — Through the Enabling Accessibility Fund (EAF) the federal government is investing over $317,000 in four projects led by organizations in Cumberland-Colchester, N.S. that will help improve accessibility for people with disabilities. Funding through the small projects component of the EAF will support Factory 58 Holdings Inc., the Village of Bible Hill, Rath Eastlink Community […]

FORD / SUPPLIED Since its launch in 1965, over 9 million Ford Transit vans have been sold worldwide. Ford Transit van has a massive worldwide reputation as a quality and dependable commercial vehicle, the reputation developed over 56 years from the time the very first version was launched in Europe way back in 1965. Since […]

TORONTO — Today marks the 38th annual Injured Workers Day and while the rally at Queen’s Park cannot be held due to the COVID-19 pandemic, injured workers in the province are still coming together to voice their concerns. They are united in their message about the devastating impacts of the pandemic on workers and demanding immediate changes to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) system and labour laws in Ontario. A coalition of injured workers has drafted a letter to the […]

For most students at Blewett Elementary, the trip from the school’s entrance to its field takes only a few seconds at kid speed. For Emerson Potter, that short distance is almost not worth the effort. To join his classmates for a gym class on the field, the eight-year-old Grade 3 student has to use his […]