BERWICK, N.S. — The Valley Wildcats have turned a losing streak into a win streak. The Wildcats blanked the South Shore Lumberjacks 2-0 Nov. 11 to snap a ...
Aiden Clarke and Nick Goodwin scored third period goals for the Wildcats with assists going to Alex Drover, Ethan Landry, Aidan MacLeod and Kyle Slingerland.Matt Power’s power-play goal with 5:26 left in the second period proved to be the winner against Truro.
Cam Henderson, a New Minas native, has been with the QMJHL’s Cape Breton Eagles all month. The 17-year-old winger has a goal and an assist in six games after recording six goals and six assists in 10 games with the Wildcats to start the season. Blake Deacon, a 20-year-old forward from Port Williams, is expected to play his first game of the season this week. He broke his wrist during the pre-season.
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Strengthening supply chain requires partnering with maritime private sectorIt wasn’t until recently that Canadians realized just how interconnected and fragile our current supply chain system is. From the urgent need to get Canadian potash and grain to global markets to bolster food security, to domestic demands for everything from bananas to consumer electronics to holiday gifts—countless men and women are working hard amid a variety of challenges. What Canadians don’t see is the incredible diligence and resilience the private sector employers and operators at Canada’s ports continue to demonstrate, keeping our economy and supply chains functioning through the pandemic and severe human- and climate-caused disruptions. From coast to coast, and through the St. Lawrence, the maritime private sector delivers for Canadians every day. The recent National Supply Chain Task Force’s final report highlighted the urgency with which collaborative action must be taken if we are to successfully cope with the challenges facing us as a nation. Repairing our supply chain demands a more streamlined, efficient, and pro-growth approach to governance and regulation of Canada’s ports. This is only possible with the maritime industry private sector at the table. Rob MacKay-Dunn is executive co-director of the National Maritime Group. Photograph courtesy of National Maritime Group The National Maritime Group, which represents nearly 100 private sector maritime employers and operators across 14 ports and five provinces, is working hard to spread awareness among federal policy-makers of the underlying causes of our supply chain challenges and, most importantly, the solutions to address them and increase Canada’s global competitiveness. Our coalition understands these solutions as we live these issues 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The trade opportunities facing Canada have never been greater, and yet the risk of inaction has also never been greater. Our members connect Canada to the rest of the world by safely and efficiently handling over $790-million worth of
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Maritime Hockey League: LeClair, Stairs spark Tigers past Caps; Summerside swings trade | SaltWireSUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. — Olivier LeClair’s goaltending led the Campbellton Tigers to a 5-2 road win over the Summerside Western Capitals on Nov. 12. LeClair ...
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Maritime Link issue causes brief, ‘widely dispersed’ power outages: N.L. Hydro
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Banff photographer encounters 'The Boss', the toughest grizzly in the Bow ValleyOfficially known as Bear No. 122, The Boss is considered to be the toughest and most dominant grizzly bear in the Bow Valley region.
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Banff photographer encounters 'The Boss', the toughest grizzly in the Bow ValleyOfficially known as Bear No. 122, The Boss is considered to be the toughest and most dominant grizzly bear in the Bow Valley region.
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Banff photographer encounters 'The Boss', the toughest grizzly in the Bow ValleyOfficially known as Bear No. 122, The Boss is considered to be the toughest and most dominant grizzly bear in the Bow Valley region.
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