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 There's no stopping him
Campbell River's combined Carihi-Phoenix rugby squad romps to an easy win over Courtenay opponents
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 Sting girls advance to Rugby semifinals
Another dominant victory for the Fort High Sting girls meant the rugby team is on its way back to the semi-finals. The Sting swarmed the Leduc Tigers on Tuesday in a 35-15 game that saw the Fort team oust the very team that beat them in last year's Metro League City Conference finals.[...]
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 Fire ban comes to Fort in time for Victoria Day
Victoria Day weekend is going to put a crimp in the way most Alberta campers spend their time in the great outdoors, but the sizzle of summer will be alive on Fort Saskatchewan's patios and decks.[...]
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 National bronze for Fort karate competitor
Medals or not, the Fort Saskatchewan Karate Do team showed their skill at the Shotokan Karate Federation Nationals last weekend in Vancouver. Having sent seven athletes to the event, one Fort karate fighter - or karateka - claimed a bronze while two others placed fourth in their groups.[...]
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 City ponders issues brought on by water woes
A series of mechanical failures that shut off the city's water supply and spurred a boil water advisory for city residents last Saturday afternoon launched a pair of reviews by civic administration.[...]
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 Edm man charged in 3 vehicle crash
An Edmonton man is charged with two counts of dangerous driving causing injury and one count of refusing to provide a breath sample as a result of a multi-vehicle crash took place at 99 Ave. and 84 St.[...]
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 Grove councillors present pair of initiatives
Spruce Grove council unanimously passed a pair of business items this past Monday designed to increase both the safety and the aesthetics of the city. The first, presented by Ald.[...]
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 Are bears moving in, or just passing through at Chickakoo?
After several reports of bear sightings, Parkland County has erected permanent BearSmart signs in the Chickakoo Lake Park. Of 11 bear incidents reported to local Fish and Wildlife authorities in 2011 only two of them were in Chickakoo.[...]
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 Red hatters sure to turn heads
You may have seen a group of dashing looking women dressed in extravagant purple outfits garnished with bright red hats in the community and wondered if they were part of an elite, high society organization.[...]
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 Playschool finds a permanent home in Grove
Spruce Grove Playschool celebrated their grand opening at their new permanent home last Saturday. The playschool has been operating at various locations since its establishment in 1976.[...]
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 Council member helped pave the way for local women in politics
Having served for almost a quarter of a decade at Parkland County, Phyllis Kobasiuk has a vast and impressive range of experience when it comes to the workings of municipal politics. She grew up in Edmonton and began a career with Alberta Agriculture after graduating from NAIT's business program.[...]
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 Local digital artist earning recognition
A new form of art is starting to be taken seriously by both industry professionals and enthusiasts. Digital art or digital painting has been around for a number of years in the film and media industry, however, it being viewed as a legitimate art form is only recently beginning to unfold.[...]
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 Businesses team up to fight cancer
Two Stony Plain businesses are teaming together later this month in an effort to cure cancer, specifically the types that occur below the belt.[...]
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Striker Michael Owen is searching for a new English Premier League club or a return overseas after being released by Manchester United following three injury-blighted seasons.
The Thunder scored the final nine points to rally for a 77-75 victory over the Lakers in Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals.
Is this the final stand for Tim Duncan and the Spurs or will Coach Pop keep the machine running smoothly for years to come?
A change in offence has put the Lakers on the ropes in their second-round series with the Thunder.
Brian McNamee, the chief prosecution witness in the Roger Clemens perjury trial, conceded he initially lied about his steroid involvement.
Bud Selig says it's up to Oakland owner Lew Wolff to decide whether to consider additional sites for a new ballpark for the A's.
Rangers OF Josh Hamilton is out of the lineup for the first time since a hot streak vaulted him to the AL lead in Triple Crown categories.
Watch as Albert Pujols goes deep for just his second home run of 2012 and Yu Darvish dominates the A's for his sixth win of the season.
Rookie starter Drew Hutchison looks to get help from the Blue Jays' suddenly hot bats on Thursday night against the New York Yankees.
The Toronto Blue Jays can no longer afford to wait on Adam Lind. On Thursday the team optioned the first baseman to triple-A Las Vegas.
Jay Penske has struck a deal to use Chevrolet engines for his two drivers at the Indianapolis 500, ending an ugly dispute with Lotus.
