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2021 World Juniors Canada vs. Slovakia recap & highlights: Canada grinds out their second win Share this story Photo by Codie McLachlan/Getty Images Braden Schneider ended up receiving a one-game suspension after his high hit on Jan-Luca Schumacher in Team Canada’s opener. That hit in many ways summed up what kind of a game it became for the Canadians, as they fully steamrolled a Team Germany which was inferior in every single aspect. However, as great as it can be with a lot of goals, there ...

Sentencing postponed for man charged with breaking Jack Daniel statue, stealing liquor in Hamilton Journal-News This statue of Jack Daniel was damaged in an alleged property damage incident Sept. 13 at Noonans Party Store in Hamilton. Jacob Shane Wright, 26, of the 2000 block of Princeton Road, was indicted on three counts of vandalism, obstructing official business, resisting arrest and attempted petty theft. He will be sentenced at 1 p.m. Jan. 11, according to court records. Posted at 6:23 PM...

2021 World Junior Championship Primer: Canada seeks back-to-back golds Canadas Bowen Byram (4) and Jamie Drysdale (6) celebrate a goal against the Russia during third period IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship pre-competition action in Edmonton on Wednesday, December 23, 2020. (Jason Franson/CP) Lauren Kelly | @laurkelly24 December 24, 2020, 10:33 AM As the COVID-19 pandemic caused the IIHF to cancel almost every single international tournament on its s...

World Junior Championship: The 2021 NHL Draft-eligibles to watch Share this story Photo by Dave Reginek/Getty Images During the 2020 World Junior Champinship, we saw breakthrough performances from several highly touted draft-eligible players, which ultimately cemented them as top prospects. Out of the players who were selected among the top 12 selections, eight had participated in last winter’s tournament as under-aged players. Of those eight, everyone but top choice Alexis Lafrenière return...

Prince Albert Daily Herald Barring things going completely off the rails in the next 48 hours, the 2021 edition of the World Juniors will get underway on Christmas Day.  There will be some slight changes, as is the norm in the COVID-19 world, with Edmonton’s Rogers Place hosting all round-robin games instead of the tournament being split between Alberta’s capital and Red Deer.  Also, there will not be any promotion or relegation this year, which means all 10 teams in this year’s event w...

Advertisement Just 10 weeks after he handed down the 2020-21 federal budget, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has unveiled the mid-year economic and fiscal outlook. The government will not attempt to repair the budget bottom line until 2024, revealing it is concerned about high unemployment despite a $15.9 billion improvement in the nation’s finances due to higher iron ore prices and a slightly stronger economy. And, ABS data released on Thursday shows Australia’s population growth has slump...

  RED DEER, ALTA. -- Host Canada released seven players Thursday and named its three goaltenders for the upcoming world junior mens hockey championship. The departure of goalie Brett Brochu and Tristan Lennox leaves Dylan Garland, Taylor Gauthier and Devon Levi as Canadas three goaltenders for the international under-20 tournament. Hockey Canada also released five forwards to get the number of players at selection camp in Red Deer, Alta., down to 34. World junior rosters are 22 skaters a...

Taking stock of the year that changed us We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Taking stock of the year that changed us Normal text size Advertisement Reflecting on a year like 2020 is not easy. How did Australia tackle a global pandemic? How did the way we live, work and play change for better and for worse? What does it say about our resilience, and what does it all mean for whats next? Our series Australia’s Pandemic is hopefully a definitive...

TSN Hockey Reporter Mark Masters reports on the World Junior Hockey Championship. Team Canada held an off-ice workout on Thursday morning ahead of the final intra-squad scrimmage of selection camp. Team Canada has named its three World Junior goalies. Prince Georges Taylor Gauthier, Kamloops Dylan Garand and Northeastern Universitys Devon Levi will accompany the group into the bubble on Sunday.  Londons Brett Brochu and Saginaws Tristan Lennox were released on Thursday.  In this strange pan...