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Former Liberal cabinet minister Chrystia Freeland has announced her decision to resign as...

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Seattle Torrent Triumphs in Shootout Against Toronto Sceptres

Written by Oliver Hartwell
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Hannah Bilka and Anna Wilgren each found the net in the shootout to secure a 3-2 triumph for the Seattle Torrent against the Toronto Sceptres on Saturday in Hamilton at TD Coliseum during the PWHL’s Takeover Tour event.

Natalie Spooner and Daryl Watts managed to score during regular play for Toronto, while Lexie Adzija and Alex Carpenter contributed goals for Seattle.

Corinne Schroeder registered 27 saves for the Torrent, with Raygan Kirk making 37 stops for the Sceptres. The game drew an attendance of 16,012 spectators.

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National

“Alberta Opposes Federal Gun Buyback Program”

The Alberta government has released its strategy to counter the federal gun buyback program, condemning it as an unconstitutional infringement on the rights of Alberta residents. The policy revealed in a document on Tuesday asserts that the authority over...
Oliver Hartwell -
Politics

Chrystia Freeland to Resign from Canadian Parliament

Former Liberal cabinet minister Chrystia Freeland has announced her decision to resign as a member of Parliament this Friday, signaling a significant change for the party. The prominent MP recently agreed to a voluntary advisory role for Ukrainian President...
Oliver Hartwell -
News

“Alberta Snowfall Surge Boosts Farmers Amid Drought”

Edmonton experienced a substantial increase in snowfall this December, mirroring other parts of Alberta that also saw some of their highest December precipitation levels in decades. This snowy start to winter is seen as a boon for farmers who...

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