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With 58 seconds left to play, John Corrigal completed his hat trick to put Canoe Lake up 6-5 in the final of the Sturgeon Lake First Nation seventh-annual Aboriginal senior hockey tournament. After a time out, the Opawiskan Stars threw everything but the kitchen sink at Canoe Lake goalie Devon Leriverre, but his outstanding saves persevered the victory for his team. The game capped an exciting weekend of hockey on Dec. 6 to 8.

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With 58 seconds left to play, John Corrigal completed his hat trick to put Canoe Lake up 6-5 in the final of the Sturgeon Lake First Nation seventh-annual Aboriginal senior hockey tournament. After a time out, the Opawiskan Stars threw everything but the kitchen sink at Canoe Lake goalie Devon Leriverre, but his outstanding saves persevered the victory for his team. The game capped an exciting weekend of hockey on Dec. 6 to 8.

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With 58 seconds left to play, John Corrigal completed his hat trick to put Canoe Lake up 6-5 in the final of the Sturgeon Lake First Nation seventh-annual Aboriginal senior hockey tournament. After a time out, the Opawiskan Stars threw everything but the kitchen sink at Canoe Lake goalie Devon Leriverre, but his outstanding saves persevered the victory for his team. The game capped an exciting weekend of hockey on Dec. 6 to 8.

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With 58 seconds left to play, John Corrigal completed his hat trick to put Canoe Lake up 6-5 in the final of the Sturgeon Lake First Nation seventh-annual Aboriginal senior hockey tournament. After a time out, the Opawiskan Stars threw everything but the kitchen sink at Canoe Lake goalie Devon Leriverre, but his outstanding saves persevered the victory for his team. The game capped an exciting weekend of hockey on Dec. 6 to 8.

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With 58 seconds left to play, John Corrigal completed his hat trick to put Canoe Lake up 6-5 in the final of the Sturgeon Lake First Nation seventh-annual Aboriginal senior hockey tournament. After a time out, the Opawiskan Stars threw everything but the kitchen sink at Canoe Lake goalie Devon Leriverre, but his outstanding saves persevered the victory for his team. The game capped an exciting weekend of hockey on Dec. 6 to 8.

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With 58 seconds left to play, John Corrigal completed his hat trick to put Canoe Lake up 6-5 in the final of the Sturgeon Lake First Nation seventh-annual Aboriginal senior hockey tournament. After a time out, the Opawiskan Stars threw everything but the kitchen sink at Canoe Lake goalie Devon Leriverre, but his outstanding saves persevered the victory for his team. The game capped an exciting weekend of hockey on Dec. 6 to 8.

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He bombs around in his silver and red '92 Dodge three-quarter ton, tearing all over the country from one rodeo to another in western Canada and some parts of the States. Last year, he was happy to win the Saskatchewan circuit, especially since he lost some premium time due to injuries.

Saddle bronc rider Shawn Henry, formerly of Williams Lake, B.C., may as well be considered an Albertan now. For the past couple of years he's made Alberta his home. He now lives in Wainwright, which happens to be where one of his favorite rodeos occurs.

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He bombs around in his silver and red '92 Dodge three-quarter ton, tearing all over the country from one rodeo to another in western Canada and some parts of the States. Last year, he was happy to win the Saskatchewan circuit, especially since he lost some premium time due to injuries.

Saddle bronc rider Shawn Henry, formerly of Williams Lake, B.C., may as well be considered an Albertan now. For the past couple of years he's made Alberta his home. He now lives in Wainwright, which happens to be where one of his favorite rodeos occurs.

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He bombs around in his silver and red '92 Dodge three-quarter ton, tearing all over the country from one rodeo to another in western Canada and some parts of the States. Last year, he was happy to win the Saskatchewan circuit, especially since he lost some premium time due to injuries.

Saddle bronc rider Shawn Henry, formerly of Williams Lake, B.C., may as well be considered an Albertan now. For the past couple of years he's made Alberta his home. He now lives in Wainwright, which happens to be where one of his favorite rodeos occurs.

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He bombs around in his silver and red '92 Dodge three-quarter ton, tearing all over the country from one rodeo to another in western Canada and some parts of the States. Last year, he was happy to win the Saskatchewan circuit, especially since he lost some premium time due to injuries.

Saddle bronc rider Shawn Henry, formerly of Williams Lake, B.C., may as well be considered an Albertan now. For the past couple of years he's made Alberta his home. He now lives in Wainwright, which happens to be where one of his favorite rodeos occurs.