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COVID-19 pandemic forcing many to spend more time outdoors, Calgary bike shops have been, so far, unable to keep up with the demand. COVID-19: Toronto bike shops deal with continued shortages amid spike in interest The issue of supply and demand goes well beyond whether a bike shop can keep product in stock.

Adele has rescheduled several dates on her Las Vegas residency after they were postponed due to illness.The singer-songwriter paused five weekends worth of dates of her long-running residency due to go ahead last month at The Colosseum, Caesar’s Palace in February after revealing that she had fallen ill “at the end of the last leg and all the way through my break”.The dates affected were March 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23 and 29 and 30.Now, she has taken to Instagram to reveal that the five weekends have now been rescheduled to the weekends of October 25-26, November 1-2, 8-9, 15-16 and 22-23.A post shared by Adele (@adele)Adele also wrote that all “ticket holders for the postponed dates will be sent an email regarding their new allocated date”.In late October last year, the singer-songwriter announced that she would be extending her ‘Weekends With Adele’ residency. It was originally expected to end in June.The residency originally began in November 2022, having been postponed at the last minute in January of that year.In January of this year, Adele said she would embark on a world tour on her next album cycle.

An Edinburgh woman has shared her struggle to get a diagnosis for a rare medical condition after suffering from severe mental health symptoms for twelve years.

Kate Middleton shocked the world on Friday when she announced she had been diagnosed with cancer.The royal mum of three explained that the cancer was discovered following her abdominal surgery, and she is now undergoing treatment, sharing that she is having "preventative chemotherapy." The treatment, known formally as adjuvant chemotherapy, is a course of anti-cancer drugs that is given to mop up any cancer cells that might remain in the body after primary cancer treatment, which is usually surgical removal of a tumour. Chemotherapy is a type of cancer treatment that kills cancer cells and prevents the disease from coming back.There are many types of chemotherapy, but the most common are tablets and liquids that are put directly into the vein.

A young woman said her symptoms were 'ruining her life' before doctors diagnosed her with a painful condition.

March marks endometriosis awareness month which aims to highlight the debilitating and common condition.

Scots cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy has revealed he is being treated for cancer following a 'shock' diagnosis last year. The 47-year-old, who won six Olympic gold medals between 2004 and 2012, said he was currently undergoing treatment such as chemotherapy and 'felt fine' despite it all.

Olympic cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy has revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer. In a message to fans on Instagram tonight (February 16), he told followers the diagnosis was a 'huge shock', but he currently feels 'fine' and intends to work this year.

A grieving father is pleading with young Buddies to seek help with their mental health just months after his soon took his own life.

Road closures planned for Calgary to give more room for pedestrians and cyclists Farrell said the plan was to reopen the adaptive lanes this year. Most of the lanes were shut down in the fall.

Here’s how to prevent your bike from being stolen: Winnipeg bike shop owner Philip Roadley, owner of Bikes and Beyond on Henderson, says while bike thefts have seemed to slow down lately, they are still an issue.“I always ask where the bike got stolen, and the top three things are it wasn’t locked up, it was locked up by a cheap bike, or was in my garage or in a locked up area in my condo garage,” Roadley said.“Probably a little less theft recently, but it’s always a problem.”As the pandemic continues, people are spending more time out and about than they were in March and April — and they are more likely to park their bike somewhere outside their home, making it more vulnerable to theft.“Ideally if you can use two locks instead of one,

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The organization said “too many unresolved questions” remain — such as when borders will reopen and changing measures aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19 — to go forward with the event.“All the efforts made, to uphold our standards of quality as well as ensure everyone’s safety, have ultimately been in vain,” Arsenault said.The races are the latest events to be cancelled or postponed in Quebec due to the ongoing health crisis.

COVID-19 pandemic.Kingston resident Stephanie Perry brought her young son Jaydon to Doug Fluhrer Park on the shores of the Cataraqui River Tuesday afternoon.“We’ve been stuck in the house a lot. The kids are getting really bored, and so we thought we’d go for a walk and feed the ducks,” Perry said.With pandemic restrictions slowly being loosened, the push to engage in outdoor activities is benefitting local recreation and leisure businesses.

COVID-19 pandemic is a sign of growing public support for cycling.Bateman’s Bicycle Shop says it initially experienced a two-week slump as health measures meant to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus took effect, but there’s been a complete reversal since then.The company’s president, Robert Bateman, says they’ve seen a roughly 30 per cent increase in new customers and their work shop is booked solid.Bateman says he hopes having more cyclists on the roads will spur growth in bike infrastructure.

Bike shops around the world have been reporting record sales in recent months and retailers in Ireland are no exception. 

If you’re looking to take up cycling now that summer-like weather is hitting the city, you may be out of luck, says one Winnipeg bike shop owner.

A Winnipeg city councillor has taken some time during the novel coronavirus pandemic to investigate the city’s running and walking tracks, and he says he’s hopeful that work can be done to refurbish some of them — especially since many Winnipeggers are looking for ways to exercise outdoors in the summery weather.

Regina’s Dutch Cycle has been closed to the public for nearly six weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but business is far from stagnant.

Amidst physical distancing and staying home from school and work, some Winnipeggers are itching to do something different while still abiding by the rules.

Italian cyclist Umberto Marengo should be training for the Giro d'Italia, but instead is making deliveries during the coronavirus pandemic.