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A Cobourg, Ont. golf course has moved its ninth hole tees forward for the remainder of the season following an increase of balls landing on the club’s patio and a more recent case in which a ball smashed through a vehicle’s windshield.
Today’s Northunberland reports the tees at the Mill Golf Course will remain forward until a practical solution is reached to a...
By the time an irrigation pond looks like pea soup, the damage is already underway: clogged intake screens, fouled nozzles, oxygen crashes that kill the pond’s ability to clean itself, and odour complaints from the clubhouse patio.
The fix is rarely a chemical one. In more than five decades of installing and repairing pond equipment for golf courses and municipalities...
After years of buildup, the FIFA World Cup tournament is now in the rearview mirror. Canada played a major role in the event which saw the world’s best soccer players from 48 countries compete for global supremacy.
Canada, the United States and Mexico jointly hosted the tournament with Toronto’s BMO Field and Vancouver’s BC Place Stadium serving as Canada’s designated...
New safety concerns have emerged after a spectator was hit by an errant baseball and sent to hospital during a recent game played at a Windsor, Ont. ballpark.
CTV News reports the president of the Windsor Wildcats Girls Fastpitch Association has met with city officials about having safety netting installed at Mic Mark Park where the incident occurred.
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The first step toward construction of a long-awaited sports field complex in Morden, Man. has begun.
Pembina Valley Online reports contracts have been awarded for a naturalized stormwater pond, an access road and parking for the complex which could include soccer and cricket fields. Discussions have also included the potential for football and rugby.
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