Archive 1997-2016
By Alison Martin
If you’re looking for excitement, just follow the bouncing ball! That’s the message Table Tennis Canada is sending with the creation of its Canada Cup national ping-pong league.
The league will feature nine teams with three players per squad.
The Sports Beat
By Brian Publicover
The past year has been a turbulent period for Canadian amateur sport, but several new federal initiatives seek to remedy the situation.
Heritage Minister Sheila Copps recently announced publication of a new handbook, “Speak Out . . . Act Now!”
By Jason Brooks
John Waring is much like a man sitting at home with a winning lottery ticket.
But it’s a swimsuit, not the lotto, that could make his fortune.
In the office of his business, Bolte Engineering, located upstairs in his suburban Orleans home, he’s waiting for a call.
By Jojo Ruba
Gamblers will not be able to play the odds at charity casinos after March 30, when temporary charity casinos will be closed by the province. Permanent casinos were expected to open late last year but the province, the city and the casino operators are slowing the process, leaving charities at risk.