Svensen Toboggans has brought joy to families for three decades

Svensen Toboggans has brought joy to families for three decades

Svensen Toboggans, founded by Lloyd Garthus in Admiral, Saskatchewan, has been a staple in Canada for over 30 years. With unique puckboard designs, these handmade toboggans are popular holiday gifts, particularly among grandparents. Available in various sizes and colors, they emphasize durability and heritage while attracting new families to tobogganing traditions.
Calgary Flames players bring families comfort through hospital cart program

Calgary Flames players bring families comfort through hospital cart program

The Calgary Flames visited the Peter Lougheed Centre to support families through the Ronald McDonald House Alberta Comfort Cart, delivering snacks and gifts. Captain Mikael Backlund emphasized the importance of community support during tough times, expressing hope of bringing joy to families facing challenges. The initiative showcases the Flames' commitment to giving back.

Cold Lake Ice face Killam Wheat Kings in night of hockey, community spirit, and giving back

Cold Lake Ice Jr. B hosted a charity night for Santa’s Anonymous, encouraging fans to bring toys and cash donations for families in need during the holiday season. President Dale Laursen emphasized the team's commitment to community support, highlighting the importance of these events for both enjoyment and as teaching moments for young players.

Northerners travel across Canada for a taste of the World Series

As the Toronto Blue Jays reached the World Series for the first time in over 30 years, fans from across Canada, especially from northern regions, attended games at Rogers Centre. Many expressed feelings of connection and joy, highlighting nostalgia and community spirit, while sharing memorable experiences and the electrifying atmosphere at the stadium.

Operation Royal Flush: FBI Busts Mafia-Backed NBA Gambling Ring

In a federal operation, over 30 individuals were arrested across 11 states for involvement in illegal gambling networks tied to NBA figures and the Mafia. Key arrests include NBA Coach Chauncey Billups and player Damon Jones for running a rigged poker ring, while Miami guard Terry Rozier faces wire fraud charges for insider betting.