Matthew Thompson

“One of the big things is, the friendships that I've made over these last 29 years.”

“I don’t think that group of kids could have been more excited than when the goal went in and the clock ran down,” said Purdue.

“Many of the things that have come my way are because people told me I couldn’t do it. And so, I dug in and tried to prove people wrong.”

Banff Kyokushin Karate students took home two medals in the 2024 Alberta Open Karate Championships in Edmonton which took place on Saturday (April 13).

“It's awesome. It's funny. It's weird. It's dark. It's heart wrenching. It's lovable and romantic. It expresses a lot of really important ideas under the guise of this weird story of this alien talking plant,” said Austin Schelstraete.

On Friday (April 12), at 7 p.m. the museum will be hosting the opening for Menagerie of Disappearance and Time: In the Mountains.

After a strenuous season on and off the ice, the Canmore Eagles wrap up the year after 73 games across the regular season, play-in and playoffs series.

McKeever announced his departure on March 30 in an post on Instagram and X, formerly Twitter, saying that “it has been decided for me that my time at Nordiq Canada has come to an end.”

“It's a really, really tough tournament to win. There's a lot of good hockey games. So, the longer you are around it, and the older you get, the more you realize how hard it is to accomplish. So being prepared and trying to prepare our group is what we've done all year,” said Smyth.

“I know how hard it is to win something like that and I thought about how hard I worked in the off season to get to this point, and it was pretty cool to see my hard work rewarded,” said Mortensen.