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Like most other Junior hockey coaches, former pro player Barry Tabobondung is anxious to climb up the hockey ladder.
Tabobondung, 36, is an assistant coach with the Couchiching Terriers of the Provincial Junior A Hockey League. The 22-team Junior A Tier II circuit is a step below the Ontario Hockey League, which is considered one of the top feeder systems for the National Hockey League.
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On a late November night in Calgary there's a chill in the air as Old Man Winter approaches slowly but surely, but at the Mount Royal College gymnasium, Candace McMaster, 18, is making things hot for the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Trojans.
Candace and her 22-year-old cousin, Keisha, add to the bite of Mount Royal Cougars women's basketball team and tonight they're strutting their stuff. The two cousins are the latest of a long line of McMasters to add to a Siksika Nation tradition at the college.
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On a late November night in Calgary there's a chill in the air as Old Man Winter approaches slowly but surely, but at the Mount Royal College gymnasium, Candace McMaster, 18, is making things hot for the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Trojans.
Candace and her 22-year-old cousin, Keisha, add to the bite of Mount Royal Cougars women's basketball team and tonight they're strutting their stuff. The two cousins are the latest of a long line of McMasters to add to a Siksika Nation tradition at the college.
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On a late November night in Calgary there's a chill in the air as Old Man Winter approaches slowly but surely, but at the Mount Royal College gymnasium, Candace McMaster, 18, is making things hot for the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Trojans.
Candace and her 22-year-old cousin, Keisha, add to the bite of Mount Royal Cougars women's basketball team and tonight they're strutting their stuff. The two cousins are the latest of a long line of McMasters to add to a Siksika Nation tradition at the college.
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The Lebret Eagles are turning heads all across Canada. Saskatchewan's first Aboriginal Junior A hockey franchise has climbed to top spot in the prairie province and their 22-7 record is good enough to rank the club in the top five in the country.
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The Lebret Eagles are turning heads all across Canada. Saskatchewan's first Aboriginal Junior A hockey franchise has climbed to top spot in the prairie province and their 22-7 record is good enough to rank the club in the top five in the country.
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The Lebret Eagles are turning heads all across Canada. Saskatchewan's first Aboriginal Junior A hockey franchise has climbed to top spot in the prairie province and their 22-7 record is good enough to rank the club in the top five in the country.
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The Stanley Cup of Native hockey is getting a new home now that Winter Tribal Days is moving to Winnipeg.
The annual senior hockey tournament which attracts teams from all over the country and all the other activities associated with the Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council's annual three-day winter celebration will be better and bigger in 1999, organizers say.
The City of Winnipeg is putting out the welcome mat for the event and the $3 million a year worth of economic benefits that come with it.
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The Stanley Cup of Native hockey is getting a new home now that Winter Tribal Days is moving to Winnipeg.
The annual senior hockey tournament which attracts teams from all over the country and all the other activities associated with the Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council's annual three-day winter celebration will be better and bigger in 1999, organizers say.
The City of Winnipeg is putting out the welcome mat for the event and the $3 million a year worth of economic benefits that come with it.
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The Stanley Cup of Native hockey is getting a new home now that Winter Tribal Days is moving to Winnipeg.
The annual senior hockey tournament which attracts teams from all over the country and all the other activities associated with the Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council's annual three-day winter celebration will be better and bigger in 1999, organizers say.
The City of Winnipeg is putting out the welcome mat for the event and the $3 million a year worth of economic benefits that come with it.