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Moncton, NB, Canada / 91.9 The Bend Mar 3, 2021 9:07 AM The co-founder of Atlantic Moto Skills, a motorcycle training school, is looking to add Moncton councillor-at-large to his resume. Yves Belliveau is seeking one of the two openings for the position in the upcoming municipal elections. His campaign is built on accountability, public safety, economic development and community services. As a constant volunteer, Belliveau has participated with Habitat for Humanity, Harley Owners Group, The Canadian Ski Patrol, the MBA Student Council and several other committees. He believes that in light of...

He has applied to add another three holes to his private golf course.

Jan Kruger/Getty Images The PGA Championship will provide opportunities for the likes of Josh Geary, pictured here in the 2018 KLM Open in The Netherlands. As Covid cuts a swathe through sport, golf is swimming against the tide of the virus by announcing on Monday the 2021 NZPGA Championship will be held at Te Puke Golf Club next month. It will even have a “party hole”, a concept used at the Phoenix Open on the PGA Tour, where a mini-stadium is built around a par three green to create a rowdy atmosphere. With the NZ Open, one of the top two events on the New Zealand golfing calendar, th...

By - Australian Golf Media As the golfing world mourns the loss of ‘Lynds’, Mike Clayton remembers his pal who was “everyone’s friend”. There has been a long-time joke on the Australian tour about getting caught on the wrong side of the draw. You know, when half the field gets a perfect, windless morning only for the afternoon lot to have to play through a heavy seaside wind on greens drying out and getting slicker by the minute. It’s been universally known in Australia as the ‘Lyndsay Stephen draw’ because you could guarantee ‘Lynds’ would be off in the brutal a...

Krysta Cowling (submitted) A small business owner has decided to run for Moncton City Council as a councillor-at-large in the May municipal elections. Krysta Cowling announced her intentions in a news release. “My vision for Moncton is one where our diverse citizens and local businesses are listened to and centered in the decision-making process. 2020 has been a difficult year and now more than ever it is important that we have strong voices on council that can lead us through recovery so that no resident is left behind.” She wants a community that supports local business, increases acces...