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Jacobs, Homan cash in big at Skins

Jacobs, Homan cash in big at Skins

While Sault Ste. Marie is home for the Brad Jacobs rink, the Olympic gold medal winning foursome may start thinking of Banff as a home away from home. Banff, you see, has been very good to Jacobs and his crew – third Ryan Fry, second E.J.
NWT skier tops Western skate sprint

NWT skier tops Western skate sprint

Notes Villages north of the Arctic Circle aren’t traditional stomping grounds for cross-country skiers, but Annah Hanthorn is about to change that. The 19-year-old from Fort McPherson, Northwest Territories (pop.
Johnny Mo headed for the mountains

Johnny Mo headed for the mountains

Good news, and possibly bad news, on the local curling front arose during the Pinty’s All-Star Curling Skins Game at Fenlands Recreation Centre last weekend (Jan. 16-18).
Louise passes test

Louise passes test

Notes In 1952, country legend Gene Autry sang of the Blue Canadian Rockies and how the shores of Lake Louise called to him across the ocean.
New races for winter carnival

New races for winter carnival

Bow Valley residents aren’t ones to hole up for winter, however, when it comes to recreational racing weekends, summer is still king.
SKINS GAME – Homan, Jacobs cash in

SKINS GAME – Homan, Jacobs cash in

Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game ended with a bang and big bucks in Banff's Fenlands Recreation Centre, Sunday (Jan. 18).
SKINS GAME - Finals set

SKINS GAME - Finals set

Canadian Olympic gold medallists Jennifer Jones and Brad Jacobs have earned berths in the finals of the Pinty's All-Star Curling Skins Game event at the Banff Curling Club, Sunday (Jan. 18). In semifinal action Saturday (Jan.
SKINS GAME - Dollars piling up

SKINS GAME - Dollars piling up

The John Morris rink walked off the Banff Curling Club ice $19,000 richer after Kevin Koe’s last shot in the eighth end of the Pinty’s All-Star Curling Skins Game went awry, Saturday (Jan. 17).
High-flying Ransom crashes out

High-flying Ransom crashes out

A true creature of her habitat, Okanagan Valley-born biathlete Julia Ransom believes a good race is like a fine wine. On Friday (Jan. 9), she uncorked one of her finest reserves.
Locals climb to victory at Tour de Bloc

Locals climb to victory at Tour de Bloc

Scaling limestone cliffs above warm, turquoise oceans was paradise found for Canmore’s Alison Vest.
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