Nearly every day we are reminded to get more exercise, but this can be hard to do with the hectic lifestyles we have today. Multi-tasking, or doing two or more things at the same time, is now a common theme in the workplace. So, why not try and combine your daily commute with a good aerobic workout? Cycling is a great way of doing just that, and you can get to work just as quickly as you can by car for most journeys under five miles. And you don't have to pay for parking. As part of National Bike Week, our cycle forum is holding a bike riders' breakfast on Thursday, July sixteenth in front of the Collins Building. If you can show that you arrived at work by bike, there will be free coffee, orange juice, fruit, and yogurt awaiting you!

Toronto is one of the largest cities in Canada. It is located in the province of Ontario. A special feature of Toronto is the downtown area covering about twelve square kilometers where many shops and buildings are located underground. There are five major shopping centers and a convention center with hotels. A subway and underground passageways connect these buildings with each other and the streets above. The architectural design is appropriate and popular because of the weather conditions in Toronto. The temperature fluctuates widely from summer to winter by as much as 40 degrees Celsius within a year. This underground area has also helped to keep business in the city center instead of moving out to the suburbs, which is happening in many other cities. We think that makes Toronto a special place.

Can I have your attention please? Bus 2-3-4 from Salt Lake City, scheduled in 10 minutes, is stalled just outside the city limits. A new bus is en route to transport passengers, and is expected to be here in about an hour. We apologize for the delay. Meanwhile, passengers waiting for bus 234 to Las Vegas and Los Angeles are invited to have a free meal in our lounge. Show your boarding pass at the dining counter to receive lunch and a beverage, on us. If you are a 234 passenger planning to catch connecting buses in Las Vegas or Los Angeles, we are phoning those stations and trying to arrange for extra buses to meet you to avoid further delays. We apologize again for this inconvenience. Please note that our buses arrive and depart on schedule more than 90 percent of the time. If you would like a refund due to this postponement, please take your boarding pass to the customer service desk in the back of the station.