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Fresh from winning gold in the under-18 division at Judo Canada's Open National Championships in Montreal last weekend, Sasha Kaplin said being part of a Nova Scotia team has been a big part of his success.
Hugh Fraser thought he had a decent handle on his new role.
The Prime Minister said his thoughts are with the family of murdered soldier Lee Rigby on the 10th anniversary of his death. Rishi Sunak also paid tribute to his 12-year-old son, Jack Rigby, who has raised more than £45,000 in his father's memory to support other bereaved Forces' children.
With heavy rain in the forecast, runners in the Blue Nose Marathon on Sunday had an extra incentive to go fast.
GUYOT environnement-Team Europe are «determined» to return to The Ocean Race, but skipper Benjamin Dutreux has added that there is “a lot of work” to be done after their Leg 4 dismasting. The crew were just over 600 miles east of the finish in Newport when they were forced to dismast in challenging weather conditions that saw gale force winds rise above 30 knots. Ad The boat will not be on the start line for Leg 5, which gets under way on May 21, but Dutreux says that the team are determined to return to the race.
GUYOT Environnement-Team Europe are weighing up when they can return to The Ocean Race after losing their mast on Leg 4. Benjamin Dutreux's crew were just over 600 miles east of the finish in Newport when they were forced to dismast in challenging weather conditions that saw gale force winds rise above 30 knots.
A sailboat competing in a race around the world is docked in Halifax after running into major trouble in the Atlantic Ocean.
The North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) are just two months away and as organizers say: "We are saving you a seat." From July 15-23, Kjipuktuk (Halifax), Dartmouth and Millbrook First Nation will welcome 5,250 athletes from nearly 756 Indigenous communities, as they compete in 16 sports.