Heart of gold hockey star Chris Simon dies at 52
Chris Simon former NHL enforcer and Stanley Cup winner with Colorado in 1996 has died at 52. He played 782 NHL games with the Nordiques/Avalanche Capitals Blackhawks Rangers Flames Islanders and Wild recording 144 goals 161 assists 305 points and 191 penalty minutes in 75 playoff contests. The NHLPA and former teammates mourn his sudden loss while noting his fierce play and Indigenous heritage.
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SkiHaus Cash For Cash Returns With One Day Slalom
Revival of Canada’s Skihaus Senior Circuit continues led by Andrew and Peter Lehto and Loch Lomond’s Jason Gerry. The 21st Cash for Cash race moves to a one day Giant Slalom below the ledge with pro A B C and amateur divisions, $50 pros $25 amateurs, three days away, with Dummy Downhill on Sunday.
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Northern Ontario curlers vie for national berths in Kenora
The Kenora provincial senior playdowns open with 13 rinks competing eight men and five women. Regional teams dominate the field with multiple skips from Thunder Bay and Kenora, while notable names like Heather Houston and Rob Sinclair feature in the mix as round-robin play runs through Friday and playoffs Sunday.
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Thunder Bay Chill add Ewald from Temple to 2024 roster
Felix Ewald, 20, winger from Germany, signs with USL League Two Thunder Bay Chill after finishing his first season at Temple University where he led the Owls with six goals and 17 points. He previously starred at Mississippi College and joins ahead of the May 31 home opener versus Bavarian United.
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