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NEWS RELEASES CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION *********************** Three-way Tie for First at Tim Hortons Brier HAMILTON -- Manitoba, Ontario and NWT/Yukon head into Day 4 of the Tim Horton’s Brier tied for first at 4-1.

NEWS RELEASE CINEPLEX ENTERTAINMENT ************************* Score an autograph with former Maple Leafs captain Wendel Clark at Galaxy Cinemas Sault Ste. Marie Watch the Leafs take on the Capitals on the big screen live in HD SAULT STE.

NEWS RELEASE ALGOMA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ATHLETICS ************************* March Break Basketball Camp Taking Place At Algoma University College The 1st Annual Algoma U Thunderbird Athletics March Break Basketball Camp is scheduled to take place Marc

NEWS RELEASE SOO INDIANS ********************** Indians within one point of first in NOJHL Soo Indians still have a shot at finishing in first place in the Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey League.

NEWS RELEASE SEARCHMONT RESORT ************************* Searchmont Resort takes snowboarding to the next level Searchmont Resort takes pride in offering quality programming to skiers and snowboarders alike. Join us on Tuesday March 6, at 7 p.m.

NEWS RELEASE CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION ************************ Alberta's Martin Loses Second in a Row HAMILTON -- Alberta’s Kevin Martin lost his second in a row here at the Tim Hortons Brier Monday morning, while both Ontario and Yukon/NWT conti

Sault Major Hockey Association standings as of March 2, 2007: (wins-loses-ties-points) Midget AA ROOT RIVER RANGERS 26-6-2-54 VISION REBELS 17-13-1-35 MR SUB 8-21-4-20 LITTNER'S PARK 6-19-5-17 SOO GREYHOUNDS (AAAB) 8-6-2-18 Bantam AA PINO'S TITANS 19

NEWS RELEASE CANADIAN CURLING ASSOCIATION ********************* Yukon/NWT Still Rolling HAMILTON -- They’ve never won a Brier before. And they might not win this edition of the Tim Horton’s Brier.

NEWS RELEASE LAKE SUPERIOR STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS ************************* Lakers win 3-2 Sunday to clinch series LSSU claims first CCHA Playoff series win since 1995-96 SAULT STE.

Algoma University College's women's curling team, skipped by Cassie Heppner, is returning home from the Ontario College's Athletic Association (OCAA) championships with a silver medal.