CANSO:
Expect some thunder in the forecast September 13-15 as motorcycle enthusiasts
from near and far head to Canso’s Stanfest grounds for the inaugural Lost
Shores Thunder Rally.
The Canso
Area Development Association is proud to announce this...
JUDIQUE/ANTIGONISH: It was a big
weekend for baseball as two fields in the local area were officially opened.
On Saturday in Antigonish, the town’s
fully accessible field (The Sandlot) was christened. The following day in
Judique, a...
RICHMOND COUNTY: In current Richmond
Amateur Baseball Association (RABA) action, the Little Anse Hawks (11-1) retain
a comfortable four-game lead over the Louisdale Baracos (6-4).
As things now stand, the Hawks and
Baracos are the only two...
JUDIQUE/ANTIGONISH: Two local minor
baseball fields that received assistance from the Toronto Blue Jays Care
Foundation will officially open this weekend.
On Saturday in Antigonish, the town’s
fully accessible field (The Sandlot) will officially open at 5:30...
HALIFAX:
The Port Hawkesbury Antigonish Swim Team (PHAST) sent eight AAA qualified
swimmers to the Ken Dunn Provincial Championships from July 4-7 at Dalplex.
These eight swimmers battled it out in a pool of 430 of...
DUNDEE: Some of Canada’s best – indeed, the world’s best –
chainsaw artists could be found on the grounds of the Dundee Resort early last
week for a demonstration of the art that can be made through a combination...
PORT
HAWKESBURY: The nominating committee of the Port Hawkesbury Sports Wall of Fame
is calling for nominations for its sixth induction of members in November of
2019.
The
committee will accept nominations to September 20 in the following...
CALABOGIE,
ONTARIO: Avery Hart climbed back into the championship hunt with a dominant
victory in the TSN Motorcycle Experience Lightweight Sport Bike class, winning
race two of the Mopar Canadian Superbike Championship’s bonus round at
Calabogie Motorsports Park, on Sunday, June...
STRAIT
AREA: There wasn’t a whole lot of action taking place in Richmond Armature
Baseball Association (RABA) over the last week or so, and that leaves the
Little Anse Hawks still the team to beat in the local ball league.
STRAIT AREA: A number of
student-athletes are looking back on their recent trip to Toronto as the time
of their lives. They met new friends, played high level basketball, and in the
case of one team, brought home gold medals.