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Central Retail Corp, Thailand’s biggest shopping center developer, is piloting a digital currency among its employees with plans to expand the offering to customers and the public once the so-called sandbox phase is complete.

IN past times the people of Waterford elected John Redmond as MP to represent them in the UK parliament. They would have seen him once or twice a year after…

Article content Competing at the Summer Olympics in 2000 was the culmination of everything Jason Gervais worked for. The then 24-year-old Timmins native competed in men’s discus throw at the Olympics held in Sydney, Australia. He remembers walking out onto the field and seeing his family along with his uncle and grandmother at the stadium. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Timmins Olympian lives life to the fullest Back to video “I also saw myse...

  It has taken 20 years, but a group of Canadians is ecstatic about achieving new heights in ballistics.   A Schomberg man is part of a team of Canadian ballistic experts who have shattered world records. In the world of munitions, even a slight edge or improvement is vitally important, especially for military applications.   Andre Milne of Unicorn Aerospace, and his colleagues have designed, crafted and tested new 9mm handgun bullets. Still in the final testing stages, data show...

Syracuse’s $74M STEAM school: When will classes begin? Who will pay? Updated Jan 20, 2021; Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. – City leaders say the new countywide high school focusing on arts and sciences could enroll its first students by the fall of 2022. With 18 months until it’s expected to open, many questions about costs and curriculum remain. But city officials are starting to sort out those details, as well as how students will apply for 250 slots that will be available each fall. Th...

Home » News » Winsley celebrates history of printmaking Meggan Winsley’s work is seen here on a traffic signal control cabinet located at the intersection of Queen Street West and Portland Street in Toronto as part of Open Studio’s 50th-anniversary project in partnership with City of Toronto’s StreetARToronto Program. /Photo by Jason McCullough. Winsley celebrates history of printmaking By Sue Tiffin Meggan Winsley has certainly made her mark on Toronto. The Haliburton-raised ar...