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The dreary stormy weather that clouded over St. Paul nearly all of Friday fortunately made way for warm, sunny weather on Saturday and Sunday, providing a good backdrop for the Annual Men’s Open golf tournament to be staged at the St. Paul Golf Club.

As I crawled into bed Sunday night, my body was still feeling some of the effects of Saturday morning’s activities. I was among the 128 runners who signed up and completed the first ever Bellevue Blast. In my case, it involved just over 2.

Former Bonnyville Pontiacs forward Spencer Foo got a little taste of the pro's last week suiting up at San Jose Sharks development camp. Foo, a 6-foot, 180-pound forward, joined 39 other prospects in San Jose for the weeklong development camp.

A total of nine shooters displayed their shooting prowess at the St. Paul Fish and Game Association shooting range on Saturday morning in order to secure bragging rights as a winner of the fifth British .303 Rifle Shoot.

Neither the St.

Rollie Poitras has quite the record at one of the top bowling tournaments in Canada. “I have been very lucky,” says the St. Paul bowler.

World-class Junior A hockey could soon be coming to Bonnyville as a local committee will be submitting a bid to host the 2016 World Jr. A Challenge.

Marc Dubeau of St. Lina gets to live his dream of being a hockey player for at least four more years.

After spending the first part of his NHL hockey career south of the boarder, playing with the Pittsburg Penguins and the Columbus Blue Jackets, Elk Point’s Mark Letestu will be heading much closer to home come the 2015-16 hockey season after being si

Dominik Roberts, a second-year coach with the Challenger Sports British Soccer Camp, says he uses two criteria to determine whether the program has been successful with the kids.