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Andrew Hynes will represent Newfoundland and Labrador on the world stage this winter, as he helps carry the torch to the 2022 Special Olympics, and his supporters say there's no one better for the job.
Posted: Apr 06, 2021 10:36 AM NT | Last Updated: April 6 Michael Budden, 18, will compete at the 2022 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Kazan, Russia.(Submitted by Marie Budden) It's hard to track Michael Budden as he whips around the trails of the Whaleback Nordic Ski Club in Stephenville. These days, the 18-year-old is trying to get in as many sessions as he can before the season ends. You can find him here, training, almost every day of the week. After all, he's on his way to Russia next winter, representing Canada for the first time on the world stage. "When you have a big passion i...
6 scaling UK health-tech start-ups to watch Health-tech dominates the latest round of scaling start-ups selected for a six-month UK accelerator. Tech Nation has announced the newest cohort for Upscale, its flagship growth accelerator focused on mid-stage tech companies in the UK. Upscale targets fast-growing tech companies and aims to speed up their progress. To qualify, companies must be backed by venture capital, having raised a Series A funding round, or be seeing revenue of £1.5m to £5m. Upscale companies must also be growing at a rate of about 10pc month-on-month. Previous participants...