How northern Sask. communities plagued by high crime rates are trying to stifle the violence
Northern Saskatchewan communities are plagued by high crime rates. Some are searching for ways to combat the violence.
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Northern Saskatchewan communities are plagued by high crime rates. Some are searching for ways to combat the violence.
This Canadian comedy about brawling, boozing, babe-chasing ice hockey goons, now back for a second season, may just be the most unexpectedly heartwarming show on SBS.
According to Tasya Teles and Jordan Nolan, the show's rapid fire dialogue requires the cast to be in sync. It's a bit like being on a hockey team, says Teles.
Death, taxes, and discounting the New York Islanders until they go on a run that forces you to pay attention. It's been a yearly tradition for the Isles in the Lou Lamoriello and Barry Trotz era. But as a rival player told me recently: "The Islanders have the strongest team identity in the league." One of the ways that manifests itself: the team's veterans know how to take the outside noise (or lack thereof) in stride. "Maybe when I was younger in this league, it would be something that would bother me," forward Matt Martin said. "But we don't need to focus on the negativity. Like there was a...