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CIS Hoops.ca (Free subscription) | 11/29/2009
Regina 92, Thompson Rivers 85 (Overtime) Jeff Lukomski and Jamal Williams hit back-to-back treys early in the extra frame as the Cougars edged the WolfPack in Regina. Earlier Williams tied the score at 77 on a layup with 27 seconds remaining, pushing the game into overtime after Jeff Friesen almost singlehandidly pulled out an improbable late comeback for TRU, scoring 7 consecutive points, part of...
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CIS Hoops.ca (Free subscription) | 11/26/2009
The second full weekend of CW interlocking play is scheduled for this weekend and thus far the Pacific Division leads by a solid 9-3 after games played two weekends ago... There will be 12 more interlocking games played this weekend with #2 UBC and UVic travelling to Winnipeg to face the Wesmen and Manitoba Bisons, while Calgary and Lethbridge face off in a pair of games against #8 Simon Fraser and...
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Market Wire (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA (MARKET WIRE) Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP congratulates Silvia de Sousa on being nationally recognized as a Woman of Influence. Silvia's practice is concentrated in the area of business law with an emphasis on intellectual property law, life sciences law and technology law.
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CIS Hoops.ca (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Canada West schedule takes a break from the full interlock portion of the schedule with all games within the same divisions - all games are double headers - with the feature matchups likely #3 Calgary Dinos visiting Saskatoon to meet Saskatchewan Huskies who were in the Top 10 for much of the young season until a pair of losses on the very difficult road trip to UBC and UVic pushed the Dogs out. Before...
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CIS Hoops.ca (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
No changes in the top five of this week's Top 10 however with league play now is full flight and much balance among teams at/near the top, expect some churn going forward. Four teams remain undefeated against CIS competition and those 4 teams are our top 4 in this week's ranking. #1 Carleton (8-0, 2-0) (LW #1) The Ravens were on the brink of defeat - and in fact should easily have lost - this past...
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CIS Hoops.ca (Free subscription) | 11/01/2009
Very Scary Night at the ‘Jack’ The Calgary Dinos punished the overwhelmed Winnipeg Wesmen for the second night in a row, as the 2-0 Dinos waltzed to a 96-55 win. Starting the game with a 20-3 run, Calgary took out all the suspense early, and they kept their line-up rotating as the game developed into a rout. Robbie Sihota powers past a Wesmen defender Tyler Fidler recored a 24 point, 10...
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CIS Hoops.ca (Free subscription) | 10/24/2009
Guelph 82, Saint Mary's 60 Ryerson 89 (Boris Bakovic 36 points/5 assists; Josh Budd, 17 points/9 rebounds), Prokom Development Team (Polska) 76. * Congratulations to Roy Rana on his first victory as Head Coach of the Rams Laval Tournament Calgary vs. Dalhousie 4 PM Western at Laval 8 PM Jack Donohue Memorial Tournament Cape Breton vs. Bishop's 6 PM Toronto at Ottawa 8 PM UQAM at RMC 3 PM UNB at Queen's...
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Robin Good (Free subscription) | 10/10/2009
If you are interested in finding out the key media trends, the events and the new communication technologies that are shaping your future, in this issue of Media Literacy Digest, open education advocate George Siemens , takes you to places, people and new resources to help you make greater sense of this fast changing panorama. Photo credit: Ndul Inside this Media Literacy Digest: Trends… -...
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Devin Johnston (Free subscription) | 10/05/2009
After watching this video featuring all the known last words of United States Presidents, I've undertaken to compile a list of last words of every Canadian Prime Minister. If you know of any Prime Ministerial last words, please leave them in the comments (preferably with a link or reference). In the meantime, some Prime Ministerial trivia: The first Prime Minister to be born in the 20th century was...
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CIS Hoops.ca (Free subscription) | 10/02/2009
Calgary Dinos superfan Wayne Thomas , who provides a wonderful service to Dinos alumni and friends with his frequent newsletters, has published his thoughts on recruiting in Canada West. We are grateful to Wayne for the tireless work he does helping to promote Dinos/Canada West basketball and especially for allowing us to share his great work with our readers. New revelations from Wayne's report include...
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Market Wire (Free subscription) | 09/17/2009
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA (MARKET WIRE) Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP (TDS) has again been recognized by Lexpert(R), The Business Magazine for Lawyers as the leading Manitoba corporate law firm. TDS has been placed at the centre of its 2009 "Bulls-Eye" ranking of corporate/commercial law practices in Winnipeg. TDS is the only firm that hits the centre of the target on the current "Bull's-Eye"...
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Market Wire (Free subscription) | 09/09/2009
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA (MARKET WIRE) The partners of Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP (TDS) congratulate Ross A. McFadyen on his admission to the partnership of the firm.
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Devin Johnston (Free subscription) | 09/04/2009
This is a quick update to my earlier posts regarding the Manitoba NDP leadership race. There are now two declared candidates in the race: Andrew Swan ( MLA for Minto and Minister for Competitiveness, Training, and Trade) and Steve Ashton ( MLA for Thompson and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs). The leadership convention will be held on October 17. I will wait to see what the candidates have to...
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The Black Rod (Free subscription) | 09/03/2009
We were surprised to see Minto MLA Andrew Swan as the first out of the gate to announce he wants Gary Doer's job as leader of the Manitoba NDP and Premier of the Province. The first to step forward is always the sacrificial lamb, the least likely to succeed. We thought for sure it would be Thompson rep Steve Ashton. He hasn't got a chance of winning, but he's the North's favourite son. Even after conceding,...
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Inside Track - Breaking News Blog (Free subscription) | 08/26/2009
(BOWMANVILLE, ON – AUGUST 25, 2009 – www.mosport.com ) There's no need to wait until next winter to see Team Canada in action, because the Mobil 1 presents the Grand Prix of Mosport (Aug. 27-30) will feature a roster of Canadian drivers looking for wins on home soil. In the American Le Mans Series, Toronto's Tony Burgess will carry Canada's hopes when he suits up for the Autocon Motorsports...
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