The Associated PressGreg Beacham FONTANA, Calif.–Martin Truex Jr. saw nothing but clean air and green flags down the stretch in his first victory of the new NASCAR Cup season. Truex didn’t get much of a look at Kevin Harvick, whose bid for four straight-wins was ruined by an early crash […]
ique
The Associated PressDoug Ferguson ORLANDO, Fla.–The connection Rory McIlroy had with Arnold Palmer was strong even before he delivered a Sunday charge that would have made the “King” proud. McIlroy first played the Arnold Palmer Invitational three years ago, and Palmer teared up at dinner when he asked McIlroy if […]
The Canadian PressSalmaan Farooqui TORONTO–Minor hockey players paid tribute to their fallen teammate in their first game since their star goalie was killed in an alleged triple homicide east of Toronto. Fifteen-year-old Roy Pejcinovski, described as a promising hockey player, was found dead in his family’s home in Ajax, Ont. […]
Jamie Mountain It hasn’t been a lack of effort for the Fort Frances Lakers lately, rather just a lack of execution. That came to the forefront again in a pair of weekend home losses that extended the squad’s losing streak to seven games to conclude the regular season. Alec Daman […]
Jamie Mountain Muskie girls’ curler Ashley Payne had the utmost concentration as she prepared to release a shot during practice Friday afternoon at the Fort Frances Curling Club. Members of both the girls’ and boys’ rinks were hard at work as they prepare to host the OFSAA championships being held […]
A photo cutline on page 3 of Thursday’s Daily Bulletin contained incorrect information. It should have read Mason Hebert made a beautifully-decorated blanket with the help of his grandmother, Debbie Hebert, during a March Break workshop held Wednesday at the Sunset Country Métis Hall here. The Times regrets any confusion […]
Duane Hicks Special Care Unit activity worker Liz Logue toasted Rainycrest resident Jan Hall on Friday afternoon during a St. Patrick’s Day party organized by the Rainycrest Auxiliary. Residents were treated to some festive songs courtesy of Gerry and Jackie Guimond, Diane Maxey, and June Caul.
Jamie Mountain Members of the Muskie girls’ hockey team posed for a photo beside the bus parked at the Memorial Sports Centre this morning as they prepared to make the trip to Timmins for the OFSAA girls’ ‘A/AA’ hockey championships that run this Wednesday through Friday. The black-and-gold are seeded […]
The Canadian PressColette Derworiz EDMONTON–Scientists from the University of Alberta have discovered male red squirrels kill the offspring of their male rivals in years when there’s a lot of food. The research project, published today in the journal “Ecology,” is the first to observe and document the unusual practice of […]
The Associated PressDoug Ferguson ORLANDO, Fla.–The future of Tiger Woods is filled with optimism because of the past. The next stop on his remarkable road to recovery from four years’ worth of back trouble is the Arnold Palmer Invitational–the tournament he has won a record eight times on a course […]
The Canadian PressJoshua Clipperton TORONTO–Curtis McElhinney was doing the usual work of a back-up goalie at the end of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ bench midway through the second period last night. Moments later, and to almost everyone’s surprise, he was in the middle of the action. “I’m sitting there [charting] […]
The Canadian PressAlexander Panetta WASHINGTON–U.S. President Donald Trump boasted in a fundraising speech yesterday that he made up details about trade in a meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, according to a recording of the comments. The leaked recording provided fodder for the American morning talk shows today, animating discussions […]
