At 39, former UFC champion Georges St-Pierre still looks like he just walked off the cover of a fitness magazine.And the competitive juices still flow, desp
If you ask me in the middle of training, I ll be like Hell yeah, bring it on. I ll do it, St-Pierre, who last fought in November 2017, said of a return to action. Then after I go home, I m like I m too old for this. Going back into a drama and stuff, it will be a lot of things to consider the weight class, where is it, when is it?
Plus St-Pierre, whose induction into the UFC Hall of Fame was announced in May, is not one to think small. For a fighter and a guy like me the most exciting thing to do, it s also the scariest thing to do, he said. It s to face someone who seems invincible, someone who s never been beaten … to have a challenge that everybody, even your friends, even your entourage tells you Hey you shouldn t do it. You can t do it. It s impossible.
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You can go skating at several indoor and outdoor rinks across the City of Ottawa. The Sens Rink of Dreams at Ottawa City Hall is open daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. The Lansdowne Park Skating Court is open daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily (weather permitting) The Jim Tubman Chevrolet Rink is open daily. For information on skating times, visit https://ottawa.ca/en/jim-tubman-chevrolet-rink Indoor public skating is available at 11 City of Ottawa arenas. For information, visit https://ottawa.ca/en/recreation-and-parks/skating
Public Skate at TD Place TD Place is hosting public skates on Sunday between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
TORONTO Winter is coming, and every Canadian knows what that means. For some, it s time to lace up the skates with friends. For others, it s a chance to hit the slopes and enjoy some quality apres-ski time. Maybe neither of those options are your speed. That s fine. You might prefer to go curling, or bring the whole neighbourhood together for an epic snowball fight, or just get warm and toasty enjoying food and drinks with friends. Whatever the specifics may be, we all have our preferred methods of sailing through the season of shivering. This year, though, it s going to be a little bit different.