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A tale of two sports in the sunbelt
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The sun-drenched metropolis of Phoenix, Arizona is a sporting paradise, justifiably benefitting from its balmy climate with such activities as year-round golfing in courses nestled by palm trees and challenging hiking trails. In addition,...
Super spike v’ball
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This past weekend, Bisons volleyball hosted the Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack as both the men’s and women’s teams resumed conference play after the long December layoff.
In their first conference game in nearly a month...
Athlete profile: Alexandra Regier
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Alexandra Regier is a talented Bison cheerleader who placed first in the female tumbling competition at the recent national competition in Brampton attended by Bison Cheer. Acknowledging that cheerleading is “a competitive, athletic sport...
Essentially a Playlist : they don’t look like twins
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Having just returned from Minneapolis where I saw the Vikings trounce a lackluster Giants team, the Twin Cities remain at the top of my mind. While there are some big differences between Minneapolis and...
Ten artworks about food
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The need to eat food on a regular basis is one of the few things that all human beings share. That said, the fundamental role of food in our lives makes conversations about it...
RCMP are barking up a tree in the Peace Country
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In a scene chock full of déjà vu, notorious malcontent Reverend Wiebo Ludwig was arrested in Grande Prairie, A.B.. on Friday, Jan. 8, 2010 in connection with the bombing of EnCana pipelines in northern...
Protecting our environment and our prosperity
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On December 16, I had the chance to support Stephen Harper and our Conservative government’s reasonable and measured approach to climate change. Standing outside the office of Conservative MP Rod Bruinooge in the freezing...
