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Final day of Trail-Rossland Winter Games spotlights rhythmic gymnastics

Saturday, Feb. 28 marks the final day of competition at the Trail-Rossland 2026 BC Winter Games. While medals are being decided across venues throughout the region, inside Glenmerry Elementary School a different kind of intensity is unfolding, one built on flexibility, precision and performance. Rhythmic gymnastics has taken over the school gym, where athletes move […]

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History in Saskatchewan: Penticton Vees set new CHL expansion wins record

The Penticton Vees now stand alone among all major junior hockey expansion franchises. Louis Wehmann scored the only goal in a six-round shootout to lift the visiting Vees to a 3-2 win over the Eastern Conference-leading Prince Albert Raiders on Feb. 27, helping Penticton break the new Canadian Hockey League (CHL) expansion wins record. The

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History in Saskatchewan: Penticton Vees set new CHL expansion wins record

The Penticton Vees now stand alone among all major junior hockey expansion franchises. Louis Wehmann scored the only goal in a six-round shootout to lift the visiting Vees to a 3-2 win over the Eastern Conference-leading Prince Albert Raiders on Feb. 27, helping Penticton break the new Canadian Hockey League (CHL) expansion wins record. The

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Royal Canadian Air Force helps Northern B.C. SAR teams with snowmobile rescue

A collaborative effort by Quesnel and Prince George Search and Rescues, as well as the Royal Canadian Air Force, saved a snowmobiler who got separated from its group on Friday afternoon, Feb. 27. The individual was “trapped in a large drainage deep within avalanche terrain,” said QSAR in a Facebook post. Both SAR teams from

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PWHL thrives post-Olympics with record attendance and increased popularity

The PWHL has seen a “groundswell of enthusiasm for women’s hockey” since the Olympics, with record attendance highlighting the growing popularity of women’s professional hockey. Vancouver Goldeneyes forward Sarah Nurse stated that, in the past, fans could only watch some of the best female hockey players compete every four years in the winter Olympics. Millions

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