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After working alongside men as a mechanic for the last 20 years, Jenn Talarico assumed she’d never be friends with a group of women.

A quartet of Thunder Bay Kings heard their names called Saturday through 14 rounds at the Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection Draft.

Fresh off their first trip to the CIS championship final in more than three decades, the retooling Lakehead Thunderwolves have begun the rebuilding process.

It was a good opening day for the Thunder Bay Queens at the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association provincial championships taking place in Ottawa as they were victorious in five of the seven games they played.

Sometimes, Colin Hunter says, you just get lucky. That, or you’re a pretty good shot. Let’s go with the latter in Hunter’s case. The Sir Winston Churchill senior dropped 33 points on the St.

The Thunder Bay Hank the Tank Welding Bantam A Queens capped off a successful season by winning the recent championship at the Stars Cup tournament in Winnipeg.

Bill McDonald says it’s time to trade in his sandals for snow shoes.

There are some people who couldn’t be happier that winter is sticking around a bit longer.

Mike Dietrich made Minnesota Wilderness history on Monday. The high-scoring forward was named the Superior International Junior Hockey League’s most valuable player, after collecting 28 goals and 49 assists in just 46 games.

Northern Ontario will have to settle for a fourth-place finish at the Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship.