The Ottawa Senators and its charitable arm, the Sens Foundation, have confirmed that four new outdoor rink locations of the Sens RINC project have been confirmed for the spring. 
Dave Yin, Centretown NewsSkaters fly down the ice at the Rink of Dreams at the Marion Dewar Plaza at city hall. Four new rinks are being planned.
Category: Sports
Viewpoint: Don Cherry not ready to be put out to pasture
Don Cherry will remain sitting pretty in Coach’s Corner despite Rogers Communications purchasing the rights to broadcast Canadian NHL games.
Curling club seeks wheelchair accessibility
The Rideau Curling Club has applied for several grants in a bid to make the facility more accessible for people in wheelchairs. The club, located on Cooper Street, wants people with mobility issues to be able to not only watch a curling game, but also to play wheelchair curling at the location.
Jakob Nørmark, Centretown NewsKevin Goheen demonstrates the problem step that prevents wheelchair users from entering the ice.
Veteran curler receives award for coaching
Veteran curler, coach, and “club pro” with Centretown’s Ottawa Curling Club, Earle Morris, has been awarded the Brian Kilrea Award for excellence in coaching by the City of Ottawa.
Samantha Halyk, Centretown NewsMayor Jim Watson awards Earle Morris the Brian Kilrea Award at city hall.