Students compete in one day Hoopla championship amid STF contract negotiations

Over 700 student athletes in Saskatchewan were supposed to compete in the high school basketball provincials, known as Hoopla, this week in Moose Jaw. The tournament would have started on Thursday, but it was cancelled due to a job action by the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation that included a province-wide withdrawal of extracurriculars. In place of…

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‘Just getting started’: Canada’s winningest university hockey coach looks at what’s next

It’s been quite a year for P.E.I.-born Gardiner MacDougall and the University of New Brunswick Reds men’s hockey team.  UNB wrapped up the university hockey championship on Sunday night in Toronto with a 4-0 win over the Université du Québec a Trois-Rivières Patriotes to clinch the 2024 University Cup — for the second consecutive year.  It was a…

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$34B Trans Mountain expansion pipeline begins filling with oil with first shipments before Canada Day

The odyssey of developing and building the Trans Mountain expansion project in Western Canada is finally nearing the finishing line as sections of the pipeline begin filling with oil. The first export shipment will happen before Canada Day, the federal Crown corporation said, although Alberta’s premier expects it could become operational as soon as May. The…

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Guelph runner Max Davies leads pack of young record-breakers in U Sports championship season

In a U Sports championship season filled with record-breaking performances by young athletes, Max Davies stood out above the rest. The 20-year-old middle-distance runner’s three gold medals were the driving force of the Guelph Gryphons collecting a seventh consecutive men’s national title at the 2024 U Sports Track & Field Championships in Winnipeg on Mar. 9….

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