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The author, after just assembling her ice cream snowman. Probably the fastest photo shoot ever — the race again melting ice cream is always a challenge. — Paul Pickett photo

ERIN SULLEY: Christmas entertaining, simplified

Brad Gushue has had success in big events in Newfoundland. He and his St. John’s rinkmates will be looking for more of the same as they compete in The National, a Grand lam of Curling event that begins tonight at the Conception Bay South Arena.

Brad Gushue knows he’ll feel at home in C.B.S.

Equalization Santa has delivered goodies for some provinces, and lumps of coal for others. —

EDITORIAL: Equalization inequality

Archbishop Martin Currie of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. John’s will celebrate the 50th anniversary of his joining the priesthood this spring, having been ordained in Sheet Harbour, N.S., on May 12, 1968. Currie will turn 75 in December, and hopes to retire in Nova Scotia. He is shown here in his Archdiocese of St. John’s office on Wednesday, when he spoke to The Telegram about his 50 years in the clergy.

Martin Currie: Afterlife of an archbishop

Vote for Newfoundland and Labrador's newsmaker and top story of 2018

Check out the lights from your area and around Atlantic Canada below! - 123RF photo

Newfoundland and Labrador 2018 Christmas Lights map

Cold temperatures and periods of snow persisted throughout Corner Brook on Friday as motorists needed a bit more time to travel about with snow-covered roads with slushy and icy sections making things a little tricky.

Long and stormy winter in store for Atlantic Canada

Top Restaurants in Canada says Raymonds is sophisticated but comfortable. Guests can enjoy exceptional cuisine at the bar or in the elegant dining room in downtown St. John’s. — Photo by Julia Pelish/Vacay.ca

POLL: What’s the best restaurant in St. John’s?

The spillway at the Muskrat Falls site in Labrador. — Telegram file

Muskrat Falls: fact and myth

Kevin Tobin's Editorial Cartoons

St. John's Edge guard Maurice Jones, who had the first triple-double of the 2018-19 NBL Canada season, is the league's latest player of the week. — St. John's Edge photo/Jeff Parsons

Maurice Jones of St. John's Edge is NBL Canada's player of the week

Published Dec 09, 2018 at 10:32 p.m.

In this Jan. 11, 2017 file photo, Arizona State forward Obinna Oleka (5) grabs the ball away from Arizona guard Rawle Alkins (1) during their NCAA men’s basketball game in Tucson. Oleka, who averaged more than 12 points and nearly 10 rebounds per game as a senior at Arizona State, has signed with the National Basketball League of Canada’s St. John’s Edge. — Associated Press file photo/Rick Scuteri

St. John's still loooking for the winning Edge

Updated Dec 04, 2018 at 9:54 a.m.

In this March 1, 2014 file photo, Wichita State's Chadrack Lufile (0) celebrates with teammates Cleanthony Early (middle) and Nick Wiggins during the Shockers’ NCAA college basketball game against Missouri State in Wichita, Kan. Wichita State won the game to finish the regular-season with a perfect 31-0 record and went on to the Final Four in the NCAA Tournament. The 28-year-old Lufile, a native of Burlington, Ont., is joining the National Basketball of Canada’s St. John’s Edge. The 6-9 forward has played in NBL Canada before, appearing in 30 games for the Cape Breton Highlanders in 2016-17, averaging nearly 12 points and over eight rebounds per game. — Associated Press file photo/The Wichita Eagle/Travis Heying

Edge adding Canadian power forward as they begin Maritime road trip

Updated Nov 30, 2018 at 10:14 a.m.

Newfoundland's Rosemary Ryan is Special Olympics Canada female coach of the year

Published Nov 27, 2018 at 10:05 p.m.

Glen Davis was drafted 35th overall by the Seattle SuperSonics in 2007, but never played a game in Seattle. He was packaged to the Boston Celtics in a trade shortly after, and won an NBA championship in 2008 with the Celtics.

Former NBA star Glen Davis will be in St. John's Edge lineup this weekend

Robin Short
Updated 3 hours ago

The St. John’s Edge will have former NBA star Glen “Big Baby” Davis in its lineup this weekend for a pair of National Basketball League of Canada games against P.E.I.’s Island Storm. As was first reported in The Telegram ...

Norris Point’s Ian Taylor proud of the journey to volleyball gold with Corner Brook Titans

Dave Kearsey
Updated a day ago

Ian Taylor honed his volleyball skills at Gros Morne Academy. Playing for Gros Morne Academy meant playing the game at the 2A level against some of the smaller schools spread out across Newfoundland and Labrador. He loves being on the ...

Caroline Jardine (37) of the O’Donel Patriots and the St. Kevin’s Mavericks’ Jasmine Putt (13) both reach for a loose ball on a rebounded shot during the opening game of the 10th annual Clarence Sutton Classic Memorial basketball tournament Thursday at St. Kevin’s High gymnasium in Goulds.

High school basketball: They got in one game on opening day of Clarence Sutton Memorial Classic

The Telegram
Published Dec 07, 2018 at 7:32 a.m.

The O’Donel Patriots downed the defending champion St. Kevin’s Mavercks 78-49 in the opening game of the 10th annual Clarence Sutton Classic Memorial basketball tournament Thursday at St. Kevin’s High gymnasium in Goulds. It was ...

Ryan Brake doesn’t let an insulin pump slow him down on the basketball court and he’s so used to playing with it on him he doesn’t even know he’s wearing it. He is learning how to deal with his Type 1 diabetes as he strives to be the best in his long-term goal of playing varsity basketball when he graduates from high school.

Corner Brook’s Ryan Brake doesn’t let insulin pump get in the way of business on the basketball court

Dave Kearsey
Updated Dec 06, 2018 at 8:50 p.m.

You would never know there was anything going on with Ryan Brake if you saw him compete on the basketball court. Driving to the net with authority, finishing at the rim and running a team are just some of the things he does well as a hoopster with ...

The 10th annual Clarence Sutton Memorial basketball tournament tips off off today

Brendan McCarthy
Updated Dec 06, 2018 at 6:37 a.m.

The 10th annual Clarence Sutton Memorial Basketball Tournament begins today at the St. Kevin’s High School gym in Goulds, where the host and defending Mavericks take on the O’Donel Patriots in the tourney opener at 4 p.m. Eight metro-area ...

The Corner Brook Titans 4A female volleyball team have been a dominant force on the provincial level for over a decade. They have collected eight gold, four silver and one bronze in the last 13 appearances. Here, Alyssa Warford (4) goes up for the ball during the championship game against thew Queen Elizabeth Regional High Pioneers.

Coach George Dolomount says player commitment key to Titans impressive run

Dave Kearsey
Published Dec 05, 2018 at 11:09 p.m.

George Dolomount’s thoughts flowed when he talked about how the Corner Brook Titans have become a dynasty in provincial 4A female volleyball. The Titans emerged as provincial 4A female volleyball champions by beating the Queen Elizabeth ...

The Gander Arts and Culture Centre pool will be getting a $900,000 facelift. Set to take place during the summer, head coach Tim Rowsell hopes it will be done without disrupting the Lakers training schedule.

Gander pool to receive an upgrade

Adam Randell
Published Dec 03, 2018 at 3:29 p.m.

GANDER, N.L. Tim Rowsell, head coach of the Gander Lakers Swim Club, is pleased to see upgrades coming to the Gander Arts and Culture Centre swimming pool. And he’s hoping it can be done without disrupting the club’s training ...

Alyssa Warford of the Corner Brook High Titans spikes the ball over Maddy Kennedy (12) and Kendra Gleason (9) of the Queen Elizabeth Pioneers in the championship game of the provincial 4A high school girls’ volleyball championship Saturday at Mount Pearl Senior High School. The Titans beat the Pioneers to win the championship.

Corner Brook Regional High Titans claim provincial 4A girls volleyball crown

Chris Quigley
Updated Dec 03, 2018 at 12:25 a.m.

The Corner Brook Regional High Titans emerged as provincial 4A girls volleyball champions on Saturday, beating the Queen Elizabeth Regional High Pioneers in the championship game at Mount Pearl Senior High. The Titans took the title in three ...

St. John’s Edge forward Keith Wright Jr. wrestles the rebound away from Jordan Washington of the Halifax Hurricanes as teammate Dez Lee looks on during fourth-quarter action in their NBL Canada game in Halifax Sunday.

Edge left broken on a Halifax court

Robin Short
Updated Dec 02, 2018 at 10:16 p.m.

It was the Hall of Fame football coach Bill Parcells who once famously coined the phrase, “You are what your record says you are.” So, with that in mind, we can say with absolute certainty the St. John’s Edge, with a ...

Newfoundland Growlers photo/Jeff Parsons - Josh Kestner, shown here in action against the Worcester Railers earlier this season at Mile One Centre, has 14 points in 15 games entering tonight’s game against the Brampton Beast. Kestner was born and raised in Huntsville, Alabama, not exactly a hockey hotbed.

ROBIN SHORT: Down where football matters, he starred on ice

Robin Short
Published Nov 30, 2018 at 8 p.m.

It may surprise some, but Alabama has a bit of history when it comes to hockey, or, as it’s known in Al…a…bama, ice hockey. The Birmingham Bulls toiled for three seasons in the old World Hockey Association, carving their own ...

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Top News

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Newfoundland and Labrador 2018 Christmas Lights map

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English has 28 points, Jones registers triple-double, as St. John's Edge downs Cape Breton

Canada's national men's basketball team will come to St. John’s as a qualified success

St. John's still loooking for the winning Edge

Edge adding Canadian power forward as they begin Maritime road trip

Newfoundland's Rosemary Ryan is Special Olympics Canada female coach of the year

Former NBA star Glen Davis will be in St. John's Edge lineup this weekend

Norris Point’s Ian Taylor proud of the journey to volleyball gold with Corner Brook Titans

High school basketball: They got in one game on opening day of Clarence Sutton Memorial Classic

Corner Brook’s Ryan Brake doesn’t let insulin pump get in the way of business on the basketball court

The 10th annual Clarence Sutton Memorial basketball tournament tips off off today

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Edge left broken on a Halifax court

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