QEII clinic renamed for 16-year-old hockey player who died of heart condition
A clinic at the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre in Halifax has been renamed to honour a 16-year-old ...
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A clinic at the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre in Halifax has been renamed to honour a 16-year-old ...
Victoriaville Mayor Antoine Tardif commented on rumours in recent days that he may run for the leadership of the Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ).
Peter Simon calls the Halifax Mooseheads first-round playoff exit 'shocking' and says next week there will be clarity on who will be leading the team moving forward.
SYDNEY, N.S. -- Hockey fans from the East Coast are all familiar with the Maritimes' so-called big three making their mark in the Stanley Cup playoffs. But this year, there are some lesser-known players from our neck of the woods who are starting to make some noise. "One of the best examples so far, is the defenceman from Colorado -- Ryan Graves," says John Moore, the owner of sportsandmoore.com. With a goal and three assists, Graves, who hails from Yarmouth, N.S., is one of the highest-scoring defencemen in the postseason and his plus-minus rating of plus-nine is tops among all playe...
Moncton, NB, Canada / 91.9 The Bend Feb 28, 2021 2:16 PM The Moncton Wildcats will return to play after Public Health gave New Brunswickâs QMJHL teams the green light. The announcement of the return to play follows a COVID-19 update on Friday that indicated a return to the yellow level could be on the way. Due to border restrictions, teams can only play intraprovincial games, for the time being, meaning the Wildcats, Saint John Seadogs and AcadieâBathurst Titan will see a lot of each other. âOnly playing two other teams is only going to make that rivalry more heated,â said...