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The FedEx employee will go pedal to pedal against 400 competitors. More: continued here

Cats don't crank it up a notch at crunch timeHamilton SpectatorStamps celebrate Stampeders' Eric Fraser celebrates an interception against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats during second half CFL acton in Calgary on Saturday. The Stamps won, 32-20, snapping Hamilton's three-game win streak. CALGARY If there's a troubling …Stamps get comeback win against …

Trio in hospital after suspicious package found at post officeSydney Morning HeraldAuthorities are investigating a suspicious powder which spilled from a parcel, sparking the evacuation of a post office in the NSW Hunter Valley and the hospitalisation of three workers. Police, paramedics and specialist hazardous material fire crews …and more » …

Eckoh lands Royal Mail extensionThe IndependentBy City staff Speech recognition specialist Eckoh has landed a two-year contract with a major client, believed to be the Royal Mail. The company will today announce the contract renewal for automated tracking and redelivery services is worth £500000. … More: continued here

Hong Kong auction hopes to cash in on stamp crazeThe IndependentThe trading of rare stamps has become a major trend in China as cashed-up investors looks to expand their interests following rough times in the property and stock markets. And that's music to the ears of the Hong Kong-based Zurich …

Future of small town Post Office in jeopardyNorthwest Cable NewsThe small Eastern Washington town of Waverly has banned together, fighting to keep their Post Office open. Waverly's Post Office is one of ten in rural communities that could soon close for good. “This town depends on this Post Office for …

Stamps' start hasn't been so badMontreal GazetteYet Monday, the Stamps begin preparations for Friday's game in Regina sitting second in the West Division with a 4-2 record which, for the record, happens to be the second-best six-game opening of John Hufnagel's reign as coach and general manager of …and more » …

USA Today Illegal used cribs still for sale on Craigslist, eBayUSA TodayBy Jayne O'Donnell and Oliver St. John, USA TODAY Craigslist and eBay are allowing illegal used cribs to be sold, including the drop-side versions banned more than a month ago, a review of the websites shows. AP The Consumer …

Speech recognition specialist Eckoh has landed a two-year contract with a major client, believed to be the Royal Mail. More: continued here

When it comes to victories at the end of a Canadian Football League season, they don’t ask how; they simply ask how many. More: continued here