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"I think it's a great step towards equality between Olympians and Paralympians."

The Toronto Blue Jays are looking at arms in Canmore.

"Starting in the fall, this will be the first normal cycle we've had in quite a few years. We're basically just prepping all the communities to get ready, lots of communities are still bringing their sports back, so that's where we are right now, we're just trying to support everybody to make sure they have like their everything they need to start their sports programs up and then doing the cycle."

Following the biggest game of his career, Canmore's Noah Philp has signed a deal with the Edmonton Oilers.

"[As far as] real competition, this was the first event [in two years] that we actually had people to race."

Throughout March, the Outlook asked some local athletes if they wanted to share thoughts or opinions on the bleak international situation, the people and friends involved, or what it's like competing amid a world conflict.

"It felt so different walking across to the visitor bench after being on the home bench for so many years."

He has been a part of some the biggest moments in Canadian biathlon history, and now, Scott Gow is ending things on a high note.

“I’m pretty proud of myself after not being able to come into the gym for a bit [due to COVID-19] and just picking myself up after."

“I didn’t quite feel I had the strength to go multiple times, so essentially I had one chance and I had to do it.”