Sports

Athletes, leagues and organizations were looking forward to Jan. 22 as the magic date when they could lace up the skates, put on the shoes or put up the nets to resume action this season.

I’ll be the first one to freely admit that there are people out there smarter than me when it comes to things. Not many, mind you, but I act in deference to someone else sometimes when the situation calls for it.

Again, this never happens to me so I’m going to whine about it.

There is perhaps no group at the national level of curling that has suffered the brunt of cancellations and postponements more than the U18 category.

While teams and athletes here in Yellowknife await the doors to open so they can begin playing again, the same can be said for many plying their trade down south.

There is perhaps no group at the national level of curling that has suffered the brunt of cancellations and postponements more than the U18 category.

Having a woman in charge of the day-to-day operations at the Yellowknife Golf Club wasn’t a matter of if but when?

New measures put in place by the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer (OCPHO) on Tuesday mean that sports group in the city are in a holding pattern. Again.

With no NWT Women’s Curling Championship to determine who will represent the territory at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Thunder Bay, Ont., how is it determined who goes?

I’ll admit that when I heard there was going to be a Covid-19 briefing, I got a pit in my stomach.