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For Jeremy Jolly, winning the $20,000 walleye competition in the Waswanipi fishing derby on August 10 was a moment charged with emotions, as the date also happens to be his late mother’s birthday.
There has been no shortage of restrictions placed on summer fun as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to rage around the world and across Quebec.
The Fred Sasakamoose “Chief Thunderstick” National Hockey Championship in Saskatoon is one of the biggest events for Indigenous players in the country.
It was an emotional breakfast after a Facebook memory popped for Glen and Dylan Salt. It was the birthday of their late father Kenneth. Tears flowed and hugs were given as we ate
It has been a long hockey road for Jared Hester of Waskaganish, one that has now taken him all the way to Wisconsin, where he is enjoying a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) hockey career as a defenceman with the Northland College Lumberjacks
The sports world has taken a beating as the COVID-19 outbreak widened across the planet.
For Silas Neeposh, standing atop the podium at recent cross-country snowmobile competitions has become a bit of a family affair.
The focus of the Cree Nation turned to the ice in late November, when the puck dropped on the 39th edition of the CREE Senior Hockey and Broomball Tournament.
The best hockey players in the world under the age of 17 strutted their stuff earlier this month at the 2019 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, and Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Over 1,200 Cree and Algonquin kids were swept up in the excitement of the 28th Annual Minor Broomball Tournament in Val-d’Or October 17-20.
