Sarah Mills: Construction congestion causing chaos on roads
Sarah Mills says construction on 11th Avenue in downtown Regina is causing serious headaches for commuters, and some dri...
NHL regular season hockey is on my television set nearly seven nights a week.
Long gone are the days of waiting for Saturday to have National Hockey League games come into my home.
As a result, some of the novelty of regular season play is gone. Despite this, I set aside some time to watch Tuesday night’s game between Toronto and Winnipeg. I was glad I did.
The NHL’s top rookies – Patrick Laine of the Jets and Auston Matthews of the Leafs – put on a terrific show in a nine-goal hockey game that went in to overtime. Matthews set up three goals, while Laine scored twice in a back-and-forth contest.
The league’s up-and-comers, Connor McDavid included, give Canadian teams a level of skill that hasn’t been seen in some time.
For those who say the NHL game has turned too defensive – and as a result, too boring – this game was one of many this season that prove them wrong.
