The Ridge Meadows Flames Junior A hockey team is taking part in a new eight-team junior spring league. This new competition will be open to athletes born in 2011 to 2007, will have a cap on athletes with junior hockey experience, and the will feature weekly weeknight games, as well as two weekend showcases. It […]
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Team Canada has its first gold medal at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Mikaël Kingsbury, of Deux-Montagnes, Que., topped the field Sunday in men’s dual moguls. It was his fifth career Olympic medal (two gold and three silver). GOLD FOR KINGSBURY IN DUAL MOGULS! He captures his FIFTH Olympic medal and Team Canada’s
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Abbotsford Canucks goalie Nikita Tolopilo stood on his head once again to lead his club to a second consecutive victory in a 2-1 win over the Ontario Reign on Saturday (Feb. 14). Tolopilo made 31 saves and kept the game competitive in the first and second period to allow the Canucks to steal the game
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A big, new bridge was dropped into the Kanaka Creek canyon by helicopter recently. The 33-metre aluminum span, about the size of a 10-storey building laid on its side, was flown for more than a kilometer into Kanaka Creek Regional Park, and installed to replace an aging pedestrian bridge. Metro Vancouver Regional parks said the
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Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Kelowna on Saturday, Feb. 14 to show solidary with Iranians during times of turmoil. In early January, UBC Okanagan professor Ray Taheri organized the first peaceful protest after acts of extreme violence against Iranian citizens took place. Since then, the group has organized a protest at Kerry Park every
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