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Lirim Hajrullahu nailed a field goal with one second left on the clock to end a back-and-forth affair against the Ottawa Redblacks, and give the Argos a 26-23 victory that spoiled former head coach Ryan Dinwiddie’s return. Toronto improved to 7-6 record, in front of 12,494 fans, moving closer to clinching a playoff spot in […]
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The transition from university to college isn’t always smooth, especially when making the leap to becoming a varsity athlete, but for Centennial’s Krystyn Dawn Ruiz, it’s been a change well worth adjusting to. Since joining the Colts in 2024, Ruiz has been heavily relied upon as the team’s primary setter, which has forced her to […]
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COWICHAN, B .C. — Bryce Bryant had the shootout winner after three hard-fought periods and an exhausting overtime to give the host Capitals a 5-4 win over Powell River in BCHL exhibition action at the Community Centre, on Thursday. Evan Maillet would stop 28 of 32 shots for Cowichan with Filip Vavro blocking 34 of […]
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The organization helped a newcomer who had been unsuccessful in finding a job.
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Friends of Kensington Market’s annual public art project began by converting part of Baldwin Street into a community-wide canvas.
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