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Premier Recognizes 126 Young Athletes During Award Ceremony - Vimarsana News

Premier Recognizes 126 Young Athletes During Award Ceremony

One-hundred-and-twenty-six young athletes were recognized at the 19th annual Premier's Athletic Awards on Wedn...

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'Anything's possible,' Alex Newhook tells young hockey fans at Stanley Cup parade in St. John's - Vimarsana News

'Anything's possible,' Alex Newhook tells young hockey fans at Stanley Cup parade in St. John's

The oldest trophy in North American professional sports made its way through some of the oldest streets in North America on Monday as part of the official celebration for Alex Newhook's Stanley Cup win this spring. 

Source: cbc.ca
Alex Newhook brings Stanley Cup to Newfoundland as hockey star celebrates win in hometown - Vimarsana News

Alex Newhook brings Stanley Cup to Newfoundland as hockey star celebrates win in hometown

The third Newfoundlander to hoist hockey's ultimate trophy is bringing a piece of his playoff win to St. John's in a parade on Monday.

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From the Rock to the Rockies: Alex Newhook becomes 3rd Newfoundlander to win Stanley Cup - Vimarsana News

From the Rock to the Rockies: Alex Newhook becomes 3rd Newfoundlander to win Stanley Cup

A hockey journey that brought Alex Newhook from St. John's to Colorado is already filled with accolades and triumphs — but none bigger than Sunday night's win that made the 21-year-old rookie a Stanley Cup champion. 

Source: cbc.ca
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In today's Morning Brief, oil prices have risen to their highest levels in years, but Canadian oilsands producers are seeing comparatively less for every barrel because of imbalances in supply and demand.

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