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Paul Carr says he thinks three losses is the most a team can be burdened with and still make the playoffs at the Canadian Masters Curling Championship.

Northern Ontario skip Marion Clark and her team are on a roll.

A glance at the scoreboard and one might think the Northwestern Ontario All-Stars are out of their league at the All-Ontario Pee Wee Championship. But scoreboards don’t always tell the full story.

Skier Andrea Lee and basketball defensive whiz Greg Carter were obvious choices when Lakehead named its male and female athletes of the year on Tuesday.

Rainer Prager says the Thunder Bay Kings deserved a better fate.

Bautista and Jimenez are coming to Thunder Bay. That’s Clarendon College’s Alex Bautista and Geoff Jimenez of Florida Atlantic University, two of six players signed to the Thunder Bay Border Cats Tuesday.

The Ottawa Junior 67’s look pretty good for a team in its first year at the major Pee Wee level. The hometown Thunder Bay Kings probably don’t want to see what they do for an encore.

The Paul Carr foursome has dug itself a bit of a hole to start the Canadian Masters Curling Championship.

It’s the dawn of a new era in Major League Baseball. The New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies are no longer the top dogs, their free-spending ways a relic of a different time.

The Northwestern Ontario All-Stars and Thunder Bay Kings found their way into the point column Monday night at the All-Ontario Pee Wee AAA Championship. Jared Nensika scored the equalizer at 9:06 of the third period, earning the All-Stars a 1-1 tie.