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Walk for the Cure raises US$350,000 - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

CIBC FirstCaribbean’s Walk for the Cure raised US$350,000 in fundraising for cancer causes across the English and Dutch Caribbean last year. That brings the bank close to US$4 million raised regionally over the past 11 years of the walk.

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CIBC Walk for the Cure 5K, Fun Ride to battle cancer

CIBC Walk for the Cure 5K, Fun Ride to battle cancer
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Olympic cyclist Nicholas Paul: My eyes are set on Paris 2024

Olympic cyclist Nicholas Paul: My eyes are set on Paris 2024
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Olympic-bound cyclists to get bikes at least by March

Olympic-bound cyclists to get bikes ‘at least by March’ TT Cycling Federation president Joseph Roberts. - TOKYO-BOUND cyclists Nicholas Paul, Kwesi Browne and Teniel Campbell should receive their new Olympic equipment from the TT Cycling Federation (TTCF) by March. So said Joseph Roberts, TTCF president, who is currently finalising payments with France-based pro bike supplier Look. The cyclists are expected to receive brand new bike frames, helmets, gloves, shoes and other necessary equipment and accessories towards their Olympic campaign. Some of these items are also being sourced by a local supplier. Roberts confirmed, on Wednesday, the equipment has already been ordered from suppliers and should arrive at their respective destinations within the next ten weeks.

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