How a switch to the blue-line became a game changer for PWHL Ottawa's Ashton Bell
Early one morning in February 2022, Ashton Bell walked into the Doc Bonar Arena in Deloraine, Man., with an Olympic gold medal in her hand.
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Labor board regional official clears way for Dartmouth hoops union - ESPN
A National Labor Relations Board regional official has decided that Dartmouth basketball players are employees of the school, clearing the way for an election that would create the first labor union for NCAA athletes.
Schools battle for wins as Dolphin Swimming League returns
Students diving into the pool at the Dolphin Swimming League, in Lagos…
CCTV appeal after man exposes himself to girl as she walks to school
A man indecently exposed himself to a girl as she walked to school. Now police have issued a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the incedent.
15 baby names that have stayed in fashion for the last 100 years
When it comes to choosing your child's name, lots of factors need to be considered other than just whether you like the sound of it. Does the name suit? Will it go out of fashion or be cause for other kids to make fun of in the future?
Tigers sign infield prospect Colt Keith to 6-year, $28.6M deal - ESPN
DETROIT — The Tigers made an unusual bet on a player with no major league experience, signing 22-year-old infield prospect Colt Keith to a six-year contract Sunday that guarantees him $28,642,500.
USA Hockey mandates neck guards for all players under 18 effective Aug. 1
USA Hockey is mandating neck laceration protection for all players under the age of 18, the latest development in the wake of the death of a player in England from a skate to the neck that has reignited the debate over cut-proof gear in the sport.
First-time buyers turn 'dated' £230,000 home into something very different
First-time buyers often have two choices when it comes to buying their first property. They can either opt for a new-build, which means minimal work and a blank canvas to make their own, or a doer-upper, which are generally cheaper to buy, but will require time and money put into doing it up.