Defending his Brier title in Regina, Saskatchewan, Brad Gushue has reached an unprecedented milestone, becoming the winningest skip in Brier history.
In the 6th draw of the Tim Horton’s Brier on March 5th, Gushue and Team Canada (which includes Geoff Walker, Brett Gallant and Mark Nichols) bested Northwest Territories 8-4,
In an announcement made last week, alumni from the Toronto Maple Leafs will celebrate St. Paddy’s weekend in style here in Newfoundland andLabrador. Mile One Centre will play host to an exhibition game featuring past Leafs greats, including Cujo himself, Curtis Jospeh.
“We’re looking forward to
Decorated karate and kick-boxing champion Michael Foley continues his families lineage of teaching the next great wave of Newfoundland’s martial artists
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It’s fairly common in passing to refer to someone as ‘a fighter.’ Whether for a tenacious attitude, a no-quit drive, or simply a scrappy penchant for getting into
St. John’s native Nathan Noel continues his journey to NHL stardom
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We’re all well aware that there’s no shortage of hockey fans in Canada, and especially in Newfoundland and Labrador. Michael Ryder, Daniel Cleary, and Keith Brown were all born and raised on the Rock and played in the
By: Robert Shawn
Hockey is as Canadian as maple syrup or ketchup chips. Almost every little boy and girl in this country, at one point or another, has delved into our nation’s national winter sport.
Steve Joy is no different. His involvement in the game goes back 37 years when
The 5th Annual Tickle Swim aims to raise awareness surrounding mental health issues in our province, and the inherent need for all of society to maintain good mental fitness
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Paula Kelly – a Newfoundlander who was a member of Canada’s 1980 Olympic swim team – will join about 20
Some of this province’s best represent Canada at the 2016 Cadet and Junior Pam-American Karate Championships
Five athletes from this province will be in Ecuador in August representing Canada at the 2016 Cadet and Junior Pam-American Karate Championships that take place in Guayaquil, Ecuador from August 22-28.
It’s the first
Pasadena residents Will Drover, 10, and his brother Jack, 7 have been skiing at Marble Mountain in Steady Brook since they were old enough to strap on skis.
Mom Joy and dad Steve say the money and time they’ve invested in lessons on behalf of the boys is well worth
St. John’s IceCaps captain Gabriel Dumont discusses the first third of the regular AHL season.
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