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Meet our Athletes of the Week
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Athlete of the Week: Rylan Penner
![Rylan Penner is a pitcher on the rise and he’s our Athlete of the Week.]()
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Athlete of the Week: Eric Krawitt
![He's a 17-year-old rising star who won the International Ring at Spruce Meadows. Now he's our Athlete of the Week, Eric Krawitt.]()
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Athlete of the Week: Josh Meinjdert
![He's a rising Calgary disc golf player and Josh Meinjdert is also our Athlete of the Week. Glenn Campbell reports.]()
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Athlete of the Week: Margo Erlan
![She's a diver who grew up in Calgary and has her eye on making the Olympics. Margo Erlan is our Athlete of the Week]()
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Athlete of the Week: Cleeve Harper
![Cleeve Harper is an NCAA-winning tennis player and he's our Athlete of the Week. Glenn Campbell reports.]()
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Athlete of the Week: Lucas McDonnell
![He's an eight-year-old bowling champ and Lucas McDonnell is our Athlete of the Week.]()
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Athlete of the Week: Senna Campbell
![Senna Campbell is an 8-year--old athlete who's good at every sport he tries. He's our Athlete of the Week.]()
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Athlete of the Week: Caleum Swanton
![Glenn Campbell has this week’s Athlete of the Week.]()
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Athlete of the Week: Sydney Bisgrove
![She's an up-and-coming 15-year-old Calgary golfer with her on the LPGA. Now Sydney Bisgrove is our Athlete of the Week.]()
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Athlete of the Week: Haley Roe
![Haley Roe is one of the reasons the Mount Royal Cougars' women's volleyball team is on the rise. Now, she's our Athlete of the Week.]()
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Athlete of the week: Jennica Murray
![She's a ringette player on the rise and she's our Athlete of the Week, Jennica Murray.]()
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Athlete of the week: Bill Wells
![Bill Wells just turned 89 and he still plays hockey three times a week. He's our Athlete of the Week.]()
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WATCH LIVE
WATCH LIVE | Assembly of First Nations meets as suspended chief RoseAnne Archibald fights for financial audit
The annual gathering of the Assembly of First Nations is being held this week in Vancouver under a cloud of criticism from its national chief, who has been suspended and denied entry to the meeting.
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Sci-Tech
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Entertainment
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B.C. judge dismisses realtor's claim dealership misled him about Ford Mustang
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