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Long-awaited return of a renamed Special Olympics event came Saturday

MEMBERS of Builth & District Running Club (BADRC) swapped their trainers, head torches and Strava for suits, skirts and Cava earlier this month…

Volume-based payment relies on patients coming into a clinic. Especially early in the outbreak, that wasn’t happening nearly as much as usual.

On a frigid Saturday morning in McNab/Braeside, Ont., Meagan Mask had about a dozen local children come out for her winter boot camp.

A little more than 100 years ago, German architect Walter Gropius, founder of the Bauhaus, had a vision to unite art and design into a single creative expression.Much of what we recognize as modern design and architecture today came out of the short-lived school that only existed for 14 years. Among...

Its been three years since road work started on Lockhart Road in Innisfil, and business owners are growing frustrated with the ongoing closures and delays.

This weekend 30 years ago, Ireland’s rugby players considered strike action before their World Cup quarter-final. Instead they nearly caused a sensational upset.

20 July 2021 Government and Ofgem announce plans for smart technologies to help consumers cut their bills and boost energy efficiency unleashing smart technology across the grid could create up to 24,000 UK jobs and boost exports plans could also reduce cost of managing the energy system by up to £10 billion a year by 2050 Cutting-edge smart technologies will ensure the lights stay on and energy bills are cut, as demand for electricity intensifies and fossil fuels are phased out in the UK, in ...

Take control: Ofgem and BEIS unveil energy digitalisation and smart technologies strategies Share Government and regulator sketch out their plans for net zero power system through package of new strategies, consultations, and calls for evidence Just ahead of Parliament breaking up for summer recess, the government and energy regulator Ofgem have produced a series of net zero energy strategies, consultations, and calls for evidence that aim to establish a clearer picture of how the UK can deliv...

BBC News Published image captionRob Saunders with his grandson Mason on one of their walks A seven-year-old boy has been left shocked at the state walkers left a north Wales beauty spot in. Mason visited Snowdon with his grandfather and spotted overflowing bins, beer bottles and dog poo bags on the floor and hanging from trees. "When a seven-year-old is pointing it out and saying, Look at all this rubbish, you know its bad," Masons grandfather Rob Saunders said. Mr Saunders, 50, regularly goes ...