Organizers, event goers react to return of Buc Days
and last updated 2021-03-16 11:27:59-04
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas â First, Buc Days 2020 was postponed as the COVID-19 pandemic began ramping up in Corpus Christi in April of last year.
Then, it was rescheduled for the fall before ultimately being canceled altogether. I was pretty upset, frequent Buc Days participant Lindsey Hutchison said. I like the celebration. I like to enjoy the celebration of Corpus.
She can now celebrate once again along with the thousands of other people the yearly carnival, parade, rodeo and more draws in when Buc Days 2021 kicks off April 29 and runs through May 9.
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(Reuters) - Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and Bank of Montreal have postponed employees return to the office to June end, derailing an earlier plan to get them back by April.
In an internal memo seen by Reuters, CIBC said on Monday the majority of its employees who are currently working remotely will continue to do so until at least the end of June, as COVID-19 cases remain high in Canada.
So far under 3% of the country s population has been inoculated, putting Canada behind many developed nations in its vaccination drive.
Bank of Montreal is also no longer working towards an April timeframe for returning to the office and has postponed it, a spokesperson for the bank said.
The Bachelor NZ recap episode one: Rose quartz, kombucha and a whole lot of awkwardness
2 Mar, 2021 08:10 AM
6 minutes to read
Moses Mackay to be New Zealand s next Bachelor. Video / TVNZ
The Bachelor is back, baby!
It s been four long years of waiting but TVNZ has finally locked down your new man crush, Moses Mackay, to charm us and more importantly 18 gorgeous gals.
As far as first impressions go, Moses had one so wholesome even I, a person who never cries, was near tears. Maybe it s the cheesy paddock walk, or maybe it is that Moses brought a house and gave it to his Mum and Dad saying, This is our family home now. This is where we belong.
Murray Fights Back To Beat Haase In Rotterdam First Round
03/01/21 AT 8:26 PM
Andy Murray fought back from a set down to defeat home hope Robin Haase and claim his first top-level win of the year at the ATP tournament in Rotterdam on Monday.
The former world number one suffered a first-round loss in his first ATP event of the season last week in Montpellier and was in danger of another early exit after dropping a one-sided opening set in the Netherlands.
But the three-time Grand Slam champion battled back to win 2-6, 7-6 (7/2), 6-3 and book a last-16 meeting with either American qualifier Marcos Giron or Russian fourth seed Andrey Rublev.