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“A story has no beginning or end: arbitrarily one chooses that moment of experience from which to look back from or from which to look ahead.

Beyond walls of statistics, opposing strategies and prognosticators, there is still room for flat out miracles in the realm of sport. Just ask the Bow Valley Wolverines.

The pyromaniac tendencies of the Canmore Eagles helped the club learn a valuable old adage last weekend: if you play with fire, you might get burned.

Chandra Crawford narrowly edged Perianne Jones in a photo finish while Andy Newell double poled his way to victory over Devon Kershaw at the Winsport Frozen Thunder Classic sprint Race, Friday (Oct. 26) at the Canmore Nordic Centre.

Competing in its first meet of the season, the Bow Valley Riptides swim club found a few more fast laps in its soon to be former home.

As Canada’s most successful ski team, the Para-Nordic squad has plenty of reason to smile.

Forget the red carpet, Canada’s road to Sochi Olympic gold is frozen and white.

A Canmore woman who embarked on the journey of her dreams to summit Island Peak in Nepal has been plunged into a nightmare situation. On Oct.

Going into their first game of the season against the number one ranked junior A hockey team in the country, the Canmore Eagles knew they needed two things if they wanted to defeat the Brooks Bandits – stay out of the penalty box and hope for stellar

Tess Davies, Logan Thackray, Kevyn Read and Matthew Monod will lead the Bow Valley contingent on the 2012/2013 Alberta Alpine ski team. Officially introduced to the public at a season kick-off party in Calgary on Tuesday (Oct.