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AS if the Boston Bruins did not make it painfully obviously last season, the rest of the NHL was reminded on Monday night how to play the Vancouver Canucks: Target the Sedins and take any liberties you want. The rest of the team will do nothing about it.

Local students and badminton enthusiasts got an opportunity to learn from a pro recently.

Terrace’s Kenny Nordstrom has gone first in round one of the inaugural 15-year-old draft for the B.C. Hockey League.

It was sunny skies and mild weather for runners lacing up for the Skeena Valley Runners Club’s 31st annual All Seasons Fall Run Oct. 2.

The Vancouver Canucks open the 2011-12 season on Thursday night with a home game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Terrace’s Chapen Leblond will be leading the Winkler Flyers this year as the newly-appointed captain for the team.

Forget the legion of problems connected to the proposed Enbridge pipeline. Assume the gargantuan project is going ahead and consider what route it should take.

There were 24 participants in this year’s Sept. 24th biathlon at the Terrace Rod and Gun Club, in an event where cyclists and marksmen pulled together to give people a taste of biathlon.

It was one win and a loss for the Terrace River Kings, during the Central Interior Hockey League’s (CIHL) Northern Cup Challenge exhibition games, held in Kitimat Sept. 23 – 24.

HOW daunting of a task do the Vancouver Canucks face in trying to get back to the Stanley Cup finals?