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Rangers fire president Davidson, GM Gorton Drury named replacement for New York, which failed to qualify for playoffs by Dan Rosen @drosennhl / NHL.com Senior Writer The New York Rangers fired president John Davidson and general manager Jeff Gorton on Wednesday. Chris Drury was named president and GM. He was promoted to associate GM on Feb. 5 after he was assistant general manager since Sept. 2, 2016. The Rangers (26-22-6), who...

Adam Sergerie - photo supplied Thunder Bay’s Adam Sergerie is a busy guy these days. He is a teacher at St Edmond IB World School in Edmonton, involved in the school’s hockey academy and as of April 6th, took on the role as President of Operations with the Sherwood Park Crusaders of the Alberta Junior Hockey League, (AJHL). Sergerie tells Acadia Broadcasting he’s been learning fast about the business side of running a junior team and admits it’s not as easy as it looks. The former Thunder Bay King also had to get up to speed on the regular testing methods for his players when it comes...

WB128 Max Plan, going as low as RM48 per month.  As you can tell from the plan names, each plan was designed specifically for different needs. Although it's labelled with unlimited internet data, it's only for selected apps. For example, users can access unlimited internet data on Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Office 365 apps for free on the WB68 Work Plan, then the rest of the 30GB data is for the rest. For the "Play" part, it seems to include Shopee, Lazada, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Garena Call of Duty: Mobile and Garena Free Fire.  In conjunction with launching the new unlimited pla...

PG Cougars cautiously optimistic they will return to the ice soon SHARE ON: (Photo supplied by Prince George Cougars) The Prince George Cougars along with all WHL Teams in BC are eagerly awaiting approval to begin their season. Yesterday (Thursday), the Government of Alberta and health officials in that province gave the OK to all five Central Division teams to begin play on February 26th. Cougars Vice-President of Business Andy Beesley told MyPGNow.com the WHL’s Return to Play plan has led to positive reviews from the provincial health office but they aren’t at the finish line yet.