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Brandi Collings · Feb 3, 2025 11:44 AM IN Hockey

Tough Finals loss in dbl overtime but bringing home the silver medal. SO PROUD of the North Channel Lightning u11 players. No wins in our regular season to making it to the finals in the tourney was a huge win for us. Small town kids with BIG love for the game!!!!

Hockey

Joseph Coccimiglio · Feb 3, 2025 10:59 AM IN Cruizin Queen

Seen on Queen several years ago, a cool looking black 32 Ford Coupe, similar to one in the memorable movie Grease. Driven by proud owners and long time good friends John and Elaine DiMichele. They would eventually become known to close friends as “John Travolta and Elaine Newton John”. Photo taken by Cocci’s Classic Car Photography Studio. Please donate to the ARCH Hospice via link below and make reference to Cruizin Queen.

www.archhospice.ca

Morgan Palumbo · Feb 3, 2025 4:16 AM IN Youth sports

Played the same color so we had to improvise ! Hahah

Morgan Palumbo · Feb 3, 2025 4:14 AM IN Youth sports

Melodie General · Feb 3, 2025 2:55 AM IN Youth sports

U9 T2 Carpet One. ❤️

Matias McLeod #11

Steph Carson · Feb 3, 2025 1:54 AM IN Youth sports

U9 Carpet One Sharks after earning entry into the Extravaganza semi finals !

SU

SSM_LBMX U11A · Feb 3, 2025 1:32 AM IN Youth sports

GOLDEN GOAL celebrations! Goal scorer greeting the crowd, sticks and gloves on the ice and team hugs!! Woohoo! 👏🏼👏🏼🥇

Richard Jones · Feb 3, 2025 12:32 AM IN Youth sports

Great sportsmanship shown by this player who, despite being on the losing side in the final, came over to congratulate the winning team in the U9 tier 1 category.

Feb 2, 2025 2:00 PM

Steph Chojnowski · Feb 2, 2025 11:53 PM IN Youth sports

Carpet one sharks at the Extravaganza

Carter Dorscht · Feb 2, 2025 11:46 PM IN Birding

I had the opportunity yesterday to see this Spotted Towhee that is visiting a private feeder this winter on St. Joseph Island. This is only the third time one has ever been documented in the Algoma District and approximately the 39th time one has been documented in Ontario. Spotted Towhees are typically found on the western half of the continent.

Birding

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