N.L. Winter Games come to a close, with St. John's North reigning supreme
"It was a great experience to have," said Sydney Parsons, who played for the Central region's female basketball team. "Great memories, like, amazing. It was so much fun."
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More than hockey: Dalhousie's Bélanger leads program to help children with Down syndrome
When Dalhousie University hockey player Alec Bélanger played major junior hockey in the Ontario Hockey League, the coaches stressed the importance of community involvement to their players.
Winter Bike Festival in St. John's aims to get cyclists on the trails during the cold season
While winter and cycling might not go together for some people, it's the perfect match for winter biking enthusiasts in St. John's.
Major search ends in tragedy after boy, 17, pulled from lake
A search for a missing teenage boy in Staffordshire has ended in tragedy, with police confirming they have recovered a body. Three people, all said to be young men, fell in the lake late last night (February 24).
'The Scouts tried to blame our Ben for his own death - now we have the truth'
After five years of unimaginable grief, the moment of truth for the long-suffering parents of Ben Leonard was delivered matter-of-factly by the foreman of the jury at the teenager's third and final inquest: their son had been unlawfully killed and The Scout Association was to blame.
'It's like a drug': Dad discovers joy of coaching Special Olympians
Larry Robbins says he's usually the "loudest one in the arena" when cheering for Team P.E.I.'s Special Olympians.
OKHMATDET Hospital and St. Nicholas Church in Kiev will be illuminated to remind Ukrainians of their struggle with rare diseases
75% of Ukrainians with rare diseases remain in Ukraine despite the war, while 25% are abroad. On the International Day of Rare Diseases, which is celebrated in the last days of February, Kiev will talk about support for orphan patients and look for a solution on how to create equal European conditions of support and treatment for patients with rare diseases in conditions of full-scale war.
Woman, 36, charged after $30,000 stolen from Carberry Curling Club: Manitoba RCMP
A 36-year-old woman is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from her southwestern Manitoba town's curling club and using public funds to pay it back, RCMP say.