Calgary Hitmen face off against the Red Deer Rebels in opening round of the playoffs
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Calgary Flames roll out welcome mat for first-round pick Matthew Coronato
Matthew Coronato stepped onto the ice for the first time with his new teammates Tuesday morning.
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Okotoks Oilers look to take advantage of home ice as battle against Brooks Bandits continues
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Hitmen top Oil Kings 3-2, clinching playoff spot
The Hitmen clinched a playoff spot Saturday, defeating the Edmonton Oil Kings 3-2.
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In the middle of a career year, Backlund set to play 900th career game as a Flame
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500 youth hockey players stick it to kids cancer in weekend tournament
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Thompson's 37-save effort leads Golden Knights to 3-2 win over Flames
Thompson made 37 saves as the surging Golden Knights picked up a 3-2 win over the Calgary Flames on Thursday.
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Archers hope to be on target at 3-D National indoor championship
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Hitmen strike late in Lethbridge, defeating Hurricanes 3-2
The Hitmen didn't lead for very much of the game Wednesday night, but they led at the right part of it – the end – en route to a 3-2 victory over the Hurricanes Wednesday night in Lethbridge.
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Brooks Bandits look to threepeat as AJHL champs
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Hitmen head up the road to do battle with Rebels
![The Calgary Hitmen battled with everything they had just to make it to the WHL playoffs. They'll open them up on Friday.]()
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A brand-new player joins the Flames on the ice
![Matthew Coronato stepped onto the ice for the very first time alongside his new teammates the Calgary Flames Tuesday morning.]()
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MRU Cougars celebrate championship
![The triumphant Mount Royal University Cougars held a reception to honour its womens' hockey team national title.]()
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Looking to take advantage of a return home
![The Okotoks Oilers are returning to a home-ice advantage following the team's first two games against the Brooks Bandits.]()
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Athlete of the Week: David Nicholson
![In June, a group of athletes head for Berlin for the Special Olympic World Games, and one of them is our Athlete of the Week.]()
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Bandits set to square off against rival Oilers
![Round 2 of the AJHL playoffs starts Friday, and the Brooks Bandits will face one of their biggest rivals, the Okotoks Oilers.]()
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Triumphant Cougars return home
![The Mount Royal University Cougars, the school's women's hockey team, came home Monday night with some new hardware.]()
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Cougars drop Stingers 4-3 in overtime thriller
![The MRU Cougars took on the Concordia Stingers and in the end, it was the Cougars who skated off with the victory.]()
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‘I started breaking down:’ Friends remember 15-year-old homicide victim
A 15-year-old girl shot to death in the community of Martindale early Tuesday morning, has now been identified by friends and police as Sarah Alexis Jorquera.
Woman in custody, charges pending following Lions Park LRT station stabbing
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Lethbridge UCP candidate Torry Tanner's claims against teachers disputed
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Calgary archaeologist launches foundation to support female field researchers
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Lethbridge police seek public assistance identifying August stabbing suspect
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Lethbridge family raising pet goat, spreading joy
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A 56-year-old Lethbridge man faces multiple charges after police recovered $37,000 worth of stolen property connected to a Wednesday break-in at a commercial compound.
Rebuild continues in Waterton Lakes National Park marking five-years since Kenow wildfire
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