Sports
The Jets will fly again
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The Winnipeg Jets are back.
I could type that over and over again. The Winnipeg Jets are back. It’s one thing to have the NHL back, but it’s another thing entirely to get your old...
Legends of the Periphery: Master-of-all-things, Babe Zaharias
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From time to time, even some of the greatest and most prolific heroes in all of sports fall through the cracks of obscurity and are lost to the world at large. Legends of the...
Bombers win to start season
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Bomber fans had good reason to be excited for the rest of the season after the Winnipeg team opened the 2011 regular season with back-to-back wins, their best start since 2003.
But the optimism and...
Major League changes
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When people say that watching baseball is as boring as watching paint dry, I feel bad for paint everywhere. Nothing compares to the boredom experienced when watching a baseball, and I’ve driven through Saskatchewan...
Adding Canadian depth
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After leading the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to a shameful record of 4-14 in 2010, GM Joe Mack and head coach Paul LaPolice had their work cut out for them heading into their second year...
The team lost the Cup
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The Vancouver Canucks were considered early favourites to win the Stanley Cup. Cruising into the playoffs as the top team in the NHL — with Olympic hero Roberto Luongo between the pipes and the...
That’s it, back to Winnipeg
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May 31, 2011 will be remembered by Winnipeg hockey fans as one of the greatest days in the city’s history.
As members of the Canadian sports media congregated at 300 Portage Avenue on that...

