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Construction on a new interchange along the Trans-Canada Highway at Galway has been halted as a feud between two rival road builders continues to simmer.

A long rivalry between two of Newfoundland and Labrador's biggest road construction companies came to a head this week, resulting in smashed windows and a police investigation.

Nick Brett is best known for bowling the world’s most famous bowl, but now hopes he’ll be better known as a Commonwealth gold medallist after…

Nick Brett is best known for bowling the world’s most famous bowl, but now hopes he’ll be better known as a Commonwealth gold medallist after…

String quartet covers and polite applause arent the usual soundtrack to England versus Australia.

String quartet covers and polite applause arent the usual soundtrack to England versus Australia.

The 2022 Commonwealth Games are about to get underway in Birmingham, England, with local sporting fans having several athletes with a Penrith connection to cheer for.

Gold Coast 2018 gold medallists Rebecca Van Asch, Natasha Van Eldik, Aaron Wilson, Jake Fehlberg and director Grant Fehlberg headline the 18-strong Australian team for the bowls and Para bowls competitions at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

From the Northern Times, 25, 50 and 100 years ago By Caroline McMorran Published: 19:00, 09 January 2021 Get the Northern Times sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the days newspaper From the newspaper of January 12, 1996 Two young Sutherland entrepreneurs were recently successful in their bids to the Princes Scottish Youth Business Trust for financial assistance to set up their own businesses. Carl Healey, Culag Square, Lochinver, received grant and loan as...