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Sweets Corner horse breeder taking the reins of Atlantic association
Two years ago, Debbie Francis had to have unexpected heart surgery after a tumour was found on the left side of her heart. ...
Going fast - Wilmot’s Fred Thibeault a legend in drag racing world
That 200 kilometre-per-hour mark on your odometer? The one you’ll never touch with the needle? Fred Thibeault drives faster than that and he can do it from standing still in the length of time it took you to read this. He’s 69 and he ...
Fast in Bridgetown - Annapolis County Athletics finds new home, lots of members
Athletes in Bridgetown tend to be fast. It’s a legacy that goes all the way back to Bill Hirtle’s days of coaching track at the old high school. Hirtle’s 94 years old now but he still works out at Bridgetown’s new gym three ...
LeBlanc still scoring strikes at 97
AMHERST, N.S. – At the age of 97, Florence LeBlanc has no intention of slowing down, especially when it comes to bowling. “It keeps me young. It’s good exercise,” said LeBlanc. For forty years LeBlanc has bowled in ...
LIVING THE DREAM: L’nu Kamakn helping to bring more First Nation youth out on the slopes
Cruzer Meuse and his brother, Jesse, started out as participants in the L’nu Kamakn snowboarding program; now they’re both certified instructors. ...
Silver for Cranton - Belleisle figure skater earns Games medal for N.S.
The day after Jess Cranton of Belleisle won a silver medal in figure skating at the Canada Winter Games, she was getting ready to go snow tubing at Canyon Creek and finally get to see the village. “But no one but me is up yet,” she ...
Slalom Silver - Granville Ferry skier earns Nova Scotia’s fourth Canada Games medal
Granville Ferry’s Brenda MacDonald, a 20-year-old para-alpine skier, picked up Nova Scotia’s fourth medal at the Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, Alberta Tuesday with a silver in giant slalom. MacDonald placed second to Alberta’s ...
AWEC junior boys take hoops Regionals at Horton in nail-biter final
The Annapolis West Education Centre junior boys basketball team trounced host Horton in the semi-final and edged Hebbville in the gold medal game to take Tier 1 Regionals Feb. 26 in Greenwich. The AWEC Wolfpack defeated the Horton Griffins 72-35, ...
Twice in a lifetime - Belleisle’s figure skating Jess Cranton gets second shot at Canada Games
When Jess Cranton lands in Red Deer Feb. 23, it will be the Belleisle figure skater’s second time competing at the Canada Winters Games. But if she doesn’t win a medal, she’s okay with that. The kids at Lawrencetown Consolidated ...
One of the best - Middleton’s Emilie Townsend part of Team Nova Scotia’s judo crew
She’s competed at meets in most major cities in Canada, racked up dozens of medals, and has friends across the country – all because of judo. And now she’s representing Nova Scotia at the Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, ...
