Submitted Jeff Gustafson with a nice Lake Cumberland largemouth on Day 2 of the FLW Tour event last week.
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Jamie Mountain Muskie boys’ soccer assistant coach Mike Sande gave out some instructions during practice yesterday afternoon in the Fort High gym. The black-and-gold are preparing as best as they can ahead of their season, which kicks off with the annual St. John’s Ravencourt tournament April 27-29 in Winnipeg.
Staff In solidarity with communities across Canada, the flags outside the Civic Centre have been at half-mast in honour of the 16 lives lost as a result of the horrific crash involving the Humboldt Broncos’ hockey team bus on April 6 near Tisdale, Sask.
The Canadian PressLee Berthiaume PARIS–With trademark rhetorical flourish, Justin Trudeau delivered a message of inclusive economic growth, environmental guardianship, progressive trade, and gender parity today as he became the first Canadian prime minister to address the French National Assembly. Beneath the soaring, gilt-edged ceilings of the assembly’s lower house, Trudeau […]
The Canadian PressGregory Strong Toronto Blue Jays’ executive Andrew Miller was standing with some colleagues by the Rogers Centre infield yesterday morning when he heard a series of unexpected bangs. Several pieces of ice fell on the domed stadium from the nearby CN Tower, with one chunk creating a hole […]
The Canadian PressShawn Jeffords TORONTO–Ontario’s New Democrats are promising free child-care for families earning less than $40,000 and a boost to hospital budgets if elected this spring, but say they would run multi-year deficits to pay for their plan. The promises are part of the party’s election platform, called “Change […]
The Canadian PressTeresa Wright OTTAWA–After four decades, the federal government is getting rid of rules that turned away would-be immigrants with intellectual or physical disabilities, Immigration minister Ahmed Hussen said yesterday. The government no longer will be allowed to reject permanent resident applications from those with serious health conditions or […]
The Associated PressDan Gelston PHILADELPHIA–Dwyane Wade snuffed out one 76ers’ rally by popping a 16-foot fadeaway with the shot clock ticking down. Wade made a half-hearted attempt at reaching his hand out toward a fallen defender before he scooted on his way. Wade was up, the Sixers were down, and […]
The Associated PressSteve Reed BRISTOL, Tenn.–Kyle Busch was all smiles and Kyle Larson was all scowls. Busch passed Larson with five laps to go at Bristol Motor Speedway yesterday afternoon to win his second-straight Cup Series race, culminating a rain-delayed weekend when temperatures dipped into the high 30s F. Busch […]
The Canadian PressJoshua Clipperton TORONTO–Embarrassed and desperate after getting steamrolled by the Boston Bruins through six ugly playoff periods, the Toronto Maple Leafs had a point to prove last night. His name sitting comfortably at the top of that list, Auston Matthews responded in a big way. The centre scored […]
Sam Odrowski The Northwest Catholic District School Board will review the 2018 Lenten School Report, which looks at the many activities, prayers, and reflections teachers delivered in their classroom, during its regular monthly meeting tonight. Many of the board’s schools began their Lenten practices with a Shrove Tuesday pancake breakfast, […]
The Associated PressBen Walker NEW YORK–The “shear” power of Bryce Harper was startling. The late comeback by the Washington Nationals? Yep, that was shocking, too. Harper hit an eye-popping, broken-bat homer early, then grounded a key single during a six-run surge in the eighth inning that sent the Nationals past […]
