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No partridge in a pear tree Twelve false alarms, eight mischief to property, six vehicle thefts, two accidents and one impaired driver. Comment?
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Mounties have identified one of two suspects allegedly involved in a robbery at Piper's Pub on Hammond Bay Road Monday. Comment?
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CFL CHAMPS I Call him a Lord of the rings, a king of bling. By winning the 2006 Grey Cup, B.C. Lions' guard Bobby Singh has achieved a unique trifecta. Comment?
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The Saskatchewan Roughriders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers split their two games during the CFL regular season, each winning at home. Comment?
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Alouettes clobber Lions to advance to Grey Cup
And this was the team that was supposed the give the Montreal Alouettes trouble? Never has a trip to the championship game appeared so easy. Comment?
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Jackie Parker: Farewell to The Natural
If John Dickerson Parker wasn't the greatest football player ever to don the pads north of the 49th parallel, he was No. Comment?
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Quilico happy to be part of Penn State's volleyball dynasty
Cathy Quilico played libero for Penn State's third consecutive national championship team. Comment?
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BC holds off rally late in 4th quar.....
The Bishop Carroll Huskies boys' basketball team started hot early but had to hold off a spirited United rally in the fourth to defeat the Lions, 60-57, in the County Seat Tournament Saturday night. Comment?
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Canucks honour Norm Jewison: It's his turn to drop the puck
SCENE & HEARD: During his years as Canucks public relations director, Norm Jewison coordinated more pre-game ceremonial faceoffs than he can remember. Comment?
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Vancouver police issue warning regarding former B.C. Lion player released from custody
Vancouver police released a public warning Thursday regarding former B.C. Lion player Joshua Joseph Boden Photograph by: Handout, Vancouver police department Vancouver police are warning the public that former B.C. Lion Josh Boden is out on bail, despite two sex assault charges and other counts of resisting arrest and assault of a police officer ... Comment?
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Tiger-Cats' Bruce keeps busy, both on and off the field
HAMILTON_ - At some point in February, Arland Bruce III plans to begin marketing his two big ideas. Comment?
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Five days of practice, five days of media inquisition, five days of artificial noise pumped into cavernous Olympic Stadium, five days of all-out hype. Comment?
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Coach's wife sets record straight
Shelley Austin couldn't wait to set the record straight. She interrupted a Wednesday media conference held to introduce her husband, Kent, as the 26th head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Comment?
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Miffed committee gives free publicity
Chip Wilson is no dumb dude. The Kitsilano surfer and clothing tycoon founded Lululemon Athletica in 1998 and carved a lucrative niche with yoga-style sportswear targeted to twentysomething women. Comment?
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Foley one of the Lion's cornerstones
If the B.C. Lions are to rejoin the ruling elite of the Canadian Football League, they must keep building blocks such as rush end Ricky Foley, the West Division nominee for Canadian player of the year. Comment?
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Ryan Phillips might owe the Saskatchewan Roughriders offence a thank-you card. Whether it was due to quarterback or receiver error, the B.C. Lions defensive halfback found himself in the right place at the right time for two easy interceptions during his team's 33-12 CFL win over Saskatchewan in Saturday's West Division semifinal. Comment?
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Stamps almost stole victory over Riders
As bookends go, the pair Sadrick Williams put up Sunday around a 26-24 Western semifinal loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders were not the sort he'd want to keep on the mantel for posterity. Comment?
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It would be a stretch for Anthony Calvillo to return this weekend against Edmonton, only three weeks after suffering a torn rotator cuff in his throwing shoulder. Comment?
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The B.C. Lions are considering a return to Kamloops for their 2010 training camp, the Kamloops Daily News is reporting in today's editions. Comment?
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B.C. Lions considering a return to Kamloops foir 2010 training camp
The B.C. Lions are considering a return to Kamloops for their 2010 training camp, the Kamloops Daily News is reporting in today's editions. Comment?
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