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Fifteen years ago in November, the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League assembled a team of its best players to play Team Canada East in a pre-tournament match-up in advance of the 2007 World Junior A Hockey Challenge co-hosted by Trail and Nelson. The coaching staff for the KIJHL All-Stars was led by Nelson Leafs Head Coach Simon Wheeldon, who had current KIJHL Head
Fifteen years ago in November, the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League assembled a team of its best players to play Team Canada East in a pre-tournament match-up in advance of the 2007 World Junior A Hockey Challenge co-hosted by Trail and Nelson. The coaching staff for the KIJHL All-Stars was led by Nelson Leafs Head Coach Simon Wheeldon, who had current KIJHL Head
Fifteen years ago in November, the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League assembled a team of its best players to play Team Canada East in a pre-tournament match-up in advance of the 2007 World Junior A Hockey Challenge co-hosted by Trail and Nelson. The coaching staff for the KIJHL All-Stars was led by Nelson Leafs Head Coach Simon Wheeldon, who had current KIJHL Head
Soldiers, workers, cultivators: Voices from the frontlines of India’s extraordinary farm protests A newsletter called the Trolley Times has been capturing the diversity of voices at the protests outside Delhi. Jan 26, 2021 · 09:00 am Farmers sit on a tractor during a protest against the newly passed farm bills at Singhu border near Delhi, India, December 5. | Reuters/Adnan Abidi Since November 25, hundreds and thousands of farmers have been sitting at the door of India’s capital to mark their protest against the Modi government’s newly passed farm laws. On Rep...
Women Cultivate A New Voice In Indian Farm Protests By Abhaya SRIVASTAVA 01/12/21 AT 9:16 PM India's rural landscape is notoriously male-dominated, but thousands of women have become a pillar of the farmer protests blocking roads into New Delhi that have become a huge challenge to the government. Although India's rural communities are traditionally male-dominated, women have played an active role in the recent farmer protests Photo: AFP / Sajjad HUSSAIN Women of all occupations and ages -- from those who tend cattle or toil in the fields, to city professionals and grandmothers in whee...