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We are 100 days away from the kickoff of the 2025 Canada Summer Games in St. John's. Today on the show we talk about what's to come, how the games will highlight the best in sport and the immense talents of Canadian youth. Guest Karen Sherriffs, CEO of the 2025 Canada Games; Karl Smith co-chair for the games; Tom Godden, services committee chair for the games ; and Jaida Lee, baseball athlete. 

In this episode Stu sits down with the two guys leading the Yukon Rugby Federation in Whitehorse - Charlie Feht, and Eric Fekete.Over the interview, they discuss Yukon Rugby's unofficial beginnings in 2015, tours to Anchorage, becoming an affiliate of BR Rugby, and their plans to become the first Territory to take men's and women's rugby teams to the Canada Summer Games.

The committee working to bring the Canada Summer Games to the Saint John and Moncton regions is poised to submit its bid. The games represent the largest amateur multi-sport event in the country. Host Emily Brass speaks with bid committee co-chair Bill MacMackin.

Louis Léger is one of the bid committee co-chairs.

Jennifer Scott - Jennifer is passionate about leveraging the power of sport to build leaders, capacity and communities.  As the VP, Community & Social Impact, she is responsible for the organization's community initiatives, ensuring the club is a transformational force in the communities it serves.  Prior to joining the Whitecaps, Jennifer was the Director, Sport Burnaby, where she built partnerships with local stakeholders and sport organizations to bring their notable events to Burnaby, BC in order to create positive social, sport and economic impacts.  She had the privilege of working for the Richmond Olympic Oval, Own the Podium and the 2010 Vancouver Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.  Jennifer was the Chef de Mission for Team BC at the 2019 Canada Winter Games and the 2022 Canada Summer Games.  She was the youngest and first female Chef de Mission in Team BC history. Tosaint Ricketts- Tosaint is a former 14-year professional soccer player and 2017 MLS Cup winner working at Vancouver Whitecaps FC as Liaison, Club and Player Engagement. Tosaint represented the Men's Canadian National Team 61 times and retired 7th among all-time leading goal scorers. His work ethic on the field translated to his life off the field, earning his Bachelor's degree in Sports Management and MBA while playing soccer full-time. Through his philanthropic work, which earned him the Whitecaps Humanitarian of the Year award three consecutive times, he has significantly impacted the community and is committed to inspiring future generations. Tosaint Ricketts is Vancouver Whitecaps FC's 2024 eMLS athlete and represents the Men's Canadian National Team at the governance level as the player representative on the Canada Soccer Member's Council. Vancouver White Caps FC is a Canadian professional soccer club based in Vancouver. They compete in Major League Soccer (MLS) as a member club of the league's Western Conference. Links: Vancouver White Caps: https://www.whitecapsfc.com/community/ ----  Please subscribe to the Sports for Social Impact Podcast wherever you get your podcast! Leave us a review and a 5 star rating to help bring others in the world of sports into the conversation! The Sports for Social Impact podcast was nominated for a Sports Podcast Award and Canadian Podcast Award. Send us an email at ⁠sportsforsocialimpact@gmail.com⁠  Linktree: ⁠https://linktr.ee/sportsforsocialimpact⁠ Linkedin: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/sports-for-social-impact⁠ Follow us on Instagram (@SportsSocImpact)  Visit our website at https://www.sportsforsocialimpact.com/

Shane Porter is the director of events and venues for the City of Moncton. Andrew Beckett is interim CEO with Envision SJ, the economic development agency for the region.  

Saint John and Moncton are teaming up in a bid to host the Canada Summer Games in 2029. We hear more about the plan from Andrew Beckett, Interim CEO of Envision Saint John.

Taking part in the Canada Summer Games is a big dream for many young athletes, but first, you need to make it to the tryouts in St. John's which isn't necessarily easy if you live in Labrador. First Light is offering a travel subsidy to some Indigenous athletes from the North Coast to help.

On the Saturday November 11, 2023 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we get to know Paul Langlois. Best known as the guitarist and songwriter for the Tragically Hip, he was asked to play the closing ceremonies of the Canada Summer Games in Niagara Falls in August of 2022. That gig got him playing again after Gord Downey's passing, and the break up of the Hip, and rekindled his love for songwriting. From there, the collection of songs that became his new solo record “Guess What” emerged.   Then, Chris Hadfield joins the show. He is an astronaut, engineer, singer, fighter pilot and the author of the memoir An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth, the children's book The Darkest Dark, which was illustrated by the Fan Brothers, and the photo book You Are Here: Around the World in 92 Minutes. Last year he wrote a thriller called “The Apollo Murders,” a Cold War thriller that introduced audiences to former U.S. test pilot Kaz Zemeckis, as he attempted to stay one step ahead of his Soviet rivals as Russian and American crews sprint for a secret bounty hidden away on the Moon's surface. James Cameron called it a nail biter, and it hit number one on the best seller charts. Hadfield returns with “The Defector,” once again placing Kaz Zemeckis in the middle of the action, this time as he takes to the sky in aerial combat to hunt down a high-level defector and uncover Soviet secrets. Chris Hadfield joined me via Zoom to talk about creating the character Kaz, and how he approached writing his second book of fiction.

On the Saturday November 11, 2023 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we get to know Paul Langlois. Best known as the guitarist and songwriter for the Tragically Hip, he was asked to play the closing ceremonies of the Canada Summer Games in Niagara Falls in August of 2022. That gig got him playing again after Gord Downey's passing, and the break up of the Hip, and rekindled his love for songwriting. From there, the collection of songs that became his new solo record “Guess What” emerged. Then, Chris Hadfield joins the show. He is an astronaut, engineer, singer, fighter pilot and the author of the memoir An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth, the children's book The Darkest Dark, which was illustrated by the Fan Brothers, and the photo book You Are Here: Around the World in 92 Minutes. Last year he wrote a thriller called “The Apollo Murders,” a Cold War thriller that introduced audiences to former U.S. test pilot Kaz Zemeckis, as he attempted to stay one step ahead of his Soviet rivals as Russian and American crews sprint for a secret bounty hidden away on the Moon's surface. James Cameron called it a nail biter, and it hit number one on the best seller charts. Hadfield returns with “The Defector,” once again placing Kaz Zemeckis in the middle of the action, this time as he takes to the sky in aerial combat to hunt down a high-level defector and uncover Soviet secrets. Chris Hadfield joined me via Zoom to talk about creating the character Kaz, and how he approached writing his second book of fiction.

In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of a young athlete, Guneet, who has demonstrated remarkable leadership and determination in her pursuit of success in lacrosse. The conversation begins with Guneet sharing her childhood experiences and how her love for sports, particularly lacrosse, was sparked at a young age. She discusses her initial struggles in the sport, her decision to try out for Team Manitoba, and the motivation she drew from the Canada Summer Games.

On this edition of the Richard Crouse Show we get to know Paul Langlois. Best known as the guitarist and songwriter for the Tragically Hip, he was asked to play the closing ceremonies of the Canada Summer Games in Niagara Falls in August of 2022. That gig got him playing again after Gord Downey's passing, and the break up of the Hip, and rekindled his love for songwriting. From there, the collection of songs that became his new solo record “Guess What” emerged. We'll also meet best-selling author Tom Rachman, the author of four works of fiction including the latest one, “The Imposters,” the story of an aging and embittered novelist who knows her mind of going. She is determined, however, to finish her final book, and reverse her fortunes, before time runs out. Alone in her London home during the pandemic, she creates, and is in turn created by, the fascinating real characters from her own life. And later in the show we'll meet Carly Stone and Amanda Fix, the director and star of “North of Normal,” the true story of Cea Sunrise Person, who, at age 15, was working as a high-fashion model in Manhattan and Paris. The new movie tells the story of her unconventional childhood with free-spirited mother Michelle, played by Sarah Gadon, and the journey from the wilderness of Alberta and British Columbia to the runways of the fashion world.

On this edition of the Richard Crouse Show we get to know Paul Langlois. Best known as the guitarist and songwriter for the Tragically Hip, he was asked to play the closing ceremonies of the Canada Summer Games in Niagara Falls in August of 2022. That gig got him playing again after Gord Downey's passing, and the break up of the Hip, and rekindled his love for songwriting. From there, the collection of songs that became his new solo record “Guess What” emerged. We'll also meet best-selling author Tom Rachman, the author of four works of fiction including the latest one, “The Imposters,” the story of an aging and embittered novelist who knows her mind of going. She is determined, however, to finish her final book, and reverse her fortunes, before time runs out. Alone in her London home during the pandemic, she creates, and is in turn created by, the fascinating real characters from her own life. And later in the show we'll meet Carly Stone and Amanda Fix, the director and star of “North of Normal,” the true story of Cea Sunrise Person, who, at age 15, was working as a high-fashion model in Manhattan and Paris. The new movie tells the story of her unconventional childhood with free-spirited mother Michelle, played by Sarah Gadon, and the journey from the wilderness of Alberta and British Columbia to the runways of the fashion world.

Today on the Basketball Manitoba podcast, we have a very special guest, Todd MacCulloch. Todd is a Manitoba basketball legend. He attended Shaftsbury High School, where he helped lead the team to consecutive championships in 1993 and 1994. He was also a member of the Manitoba Provincial Team program for four summers, including at the 1993 Canada Summer Games, where he helped lead Manitoba to a victory over a Steve Nash-led Team British Columbia. He was heavily recruited from high school and decided to play at the University of Washington. He was named an All-Pac 10 First Team All-Star and led all NCAA Division 1 players in field goal percentage in his last three seasons. In 1999, he made Manitoba history by being selected 47th overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA draft. He played in the NBA Finals two years in a row (2001 and 2002). However, after four seasons in the NBA, he was forced to retire prematurely because of a neuromuscular disorder that affected his feet. Internationally, he represented Canada 93 times. He won bronze at the 1995 Universiade Games In 1999, He won Silver at the FIBA Americas championship and qualified for the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. In Sydney, Canada won its group defeating Yugoslavia but lost to eventual Silver Medalist France in the quarterfinals and finished seventh. This is the last time the Men's program has been at the Olympic Games. He rounded out his international career with a Bronze at the 2001 FIBA Americas in Argentina. He has been a great supporter of inner-city basketball programs in Winnipeg for over 20 years, with a program that has seen over 10,000 children participate that still bears his name to this day, the Todd MacCulloch Hoops School. He is a Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame member (2009), Manitoba High Schools Hall of Fame class of 2009, Manitoba Sports Hall member Class of 2014 and was inducted into the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame in 2017. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/basketball-manitoba/message

Few athletes have their names all over the Baseball Alberta awards like Gavin Galenza. In 2015, he was named the 11U ‘AA' Player of the Year, and followed that up with the 13U ‘AA' honours in 2016 and the 13U ‘AAA' in 2017. The Camrose product added another one to his mantle this November by picking up the 2022 18U ‘AAA' Player of the Year Award, after torching Baseball Alberta Elite League pitching with a .505 batting average with the Red Deer Carstar Braves. He followed that up with a great performance with the silver medal-winning Team Alberta at the Canada Summer Games. Galenza, who moved to Red Deer to join Jason Chatwood at St. Joseph High School Academy, now has his sights set on the next step of his baseball journey with the Colby Community College Trojans, where he already has a semester under his belt. We caught up with the 5-foot-8, 190-pound catcher this week to talk about it all, including getting some baseball life advice from 2022 MLB Draft Pick and Alberta's own Matt Coutney.

Getting a better competitive wind in our sails: This province was the only one that did not have a sailing team at the Canada Summer Games this year. The Royal Newfoundland Yacht Club wants to make sure that doesn't happen when the games come here in 2025. (Anthony Germain with commodore Moya Cahill)

Ontario accounted for over 60 per cent of Canada's human trafficking cases in 2019. The vast majority of them are sex trafficking cases. No wonder educators are concerned -- and why one local school board is taking steps to curb it. Last night the South Grey Bruce community gathered to talk about its local Chesley hospital, and the Emergency Department being closed till December. We found out what the conversation there was like and what it says about the future of healthcare in the region. A Peterborough music showcase takes the old idea of cover songs and refreshes it with a creative pairing of local talent. Our music man Jared Hillel spoke with the show's director and host. The way people see hockey in this country is changing, coming up author Justin Davis joins us for a chat about his new book, Conflicted Scars: An Average Player's Journey to the NHL. Why is lacrosse excluded from the next Canada Summer Games after finally making it on the list this year?

#StayClassified with EP206 of the Lacrosse Classified podcast. Our NLL Season Previews continue this week where we talk to a GM or Head Coach of every single team ahead of the upcoming season. The Riptide and Wings are up this week so lets begin Lax Class! First in Q1 its the “BIG Focus” the decision of the Canada Summer Games committee to drop lacrosse. We share our thoughts... In the 2ndquarter we head for Long Island and catch up with GM of the Tide, Jim Veltman. In the 3rdquarter we welcome back the GM and HC of the Philly Wings, Paul Day. In the final frame , we try and put some cash in your pocket with our Lax Class Locks presented by Cool Bet! This week it's all on Evan. Make sure you follow @LaxClass on Twitter to stay up to date with the show. All that and more comes at you every #Tuesday via the Lacrosse Flash podcast network or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Don't forget to subscribe, give us a review and follow on social media! All brought to you buy our great partners in Stampede Tack, Rycor Construction, Cool Bet Canada and Associated Labels and Packaging #MakeItStandOut #StayCool #PlayWithConfidence #WesternWear #Wrangler #AssociatedWithYourBrand #FamilyOwned #LabelsAndPackaging #Listen #Lacrosse #Podcast #Boxla

There was already a lot of buzz around Edmonton's Michael Yusypchuk before he joined Team Alberta for this year's Canada Summer Games in Ontario. Last year's Baseball Alberta 15U “AAA” Player of the Year has been spectacular with St. Albert Minor Baseball Association teams over the years, is heading to Dawgs Academy in Okotoks, and has already committed to Missouri State. Well, he added to that legacy during the summer games with a no-hitter in the semi-final against BC, striking out seven and was a walk away from the perfect game in a 4-0 victory. Alberta went on to win silver in the tournament, and once the dust settled, we caught up with Yusypchuk to talk about the performance, his baseball journey and what he believes his ceiling might be, as the Canadian Baseball Network has him listed as a top-5 Canadian to be chosen in the 2024 MLB Draft.

Week 11 CFL Recap & Team Manitoba Chef de Mission Drew Todd puts a bow on the Canada Summer Games

Today on the podcast we've got Canadian ILCA 6 sailor, Clara Gravely. Clara is a member of the Canadian Sailing Development Squad, gold medalist at the Canada Summer Games in 2017, and winner of  Sail Canada's Marvin McDill award for Rookie of the year in 2019.  We talked about the Canada Summer Games, what inspires her dreams of sailing at the Olympics and using process goals over perfomance goals to acheive success and limit discouragement.  

There's still more to come... but it's already looking like the best ever 'Canada Summer Games' for Team NL! We chat with a young award winner, and the Chef de Mission, Gary Martin.

As we head into the second week of the Canada Summer Games, our little province is standing proud with 10 medals. Guest Host Colleen Kitts-Goguen checks in with Team New Brunswick's Chef de Mission Nicole Smith to get an update.

As we head into the second week of the Canada Summer Games, our little province is standing proud with 10 medals. Guest Host Colleen Kitts-Goguen checks in with Team New Brunswick's Chef de Mission Nicole Smith to get an update.

As we head into the second week of the Canada Summer Games, our little province is standing proud with 10 medals. Guest Host Colleen Kitts-Goguen checks in with Team New Brunswick's Chef de Mission Nicole Smith to get an update.

Evan Solomon speaks with Tim Laidler, President of the Board at the Veterans Transition Network, on Canada's resettlement efforts following the Taliban's seizure of the Afghan capital of Kabul. On today's show:  A conversation with Tim Laidler, President of the Board at the Veterans Transition Network. Dr. Anthony Fong, an emergency room physician from Vancouver who spent around nine days as the only doctor on Fogo Island—the largest offshore island of Newfoundland and Labrador.  Saba Eitizaz, a co-host and producer on the Toronto Star's podcast team, on the online harassment and violence she has experienced as a female journalist.  Jon Krohn, host of the Super Data Science podcast, on how Amazon's ‘dead grandma' Alexa is just the beginning for voice cloning. Jaida Lee, who made history when she became the first female to pitch in men's baseball at the Canada Summer Games.

Now don't get us wrong, we're Team NT all the way. But something very special happened at the Canada Summer Games yesterday for our Territorial neighbours to the east, and we couldn't be happier for them!

We hear from NL baseball star Jaida Lee. She's breaking gender barriers in the sport and inspiring young players across the country.

Blake Murphy is joined in-studio by JD Bunkis and Ben Ennis to discuss the future of the Jays' starting rotation, where Yusei Kikuchi fits in the schedule ahead of the post-season and maintaining Alek Manoah's outings, before re-igniting the concern index on Manoah's current workload, José Berríos' home and away splits, and George Springer's elbow injury (01:24). Afterward, the guys share their confidence rankings on which hitter they want at the dish to win a game, the best defensive fielder, if Teoscar Hernandez or Lourdes Gurriel Jr. is most valuable on the roster (30:08). Then, award winning writer and actress Kelly McCormack jumps on to discuss the Amazon Prime series "A League of Their Own", what attracted her to be part of the series and play a character from Canada, the comparisons between the series and the film, the opportunities to explore race, gender, and sexuality, and her excitement in throwing out the first pitch in Toronto (49:45). Team Newfoundland's Jaida Lee jumps on to chat about participating at the Canada Summer Games, what got her into the sport of baseball, what it meant to her being the first female to pitch at the games, competing against males, and what's next in her career (01:13:10). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Week 9 CFL recap and Team Manitoba Chef de Mission Drew Todd with a daily Canada Summer Games update.

A dog walker is in big trouble for failing to return a pet. Who should get the Monkeypox vaccine? And did you know the Canada Summer Games is taking place this weekend?

Breezy Bend's Braxton Kuntz on his mid-amateur win; Morris' Erika Vermette on being named Team Manitoba flag bearer for the Canada Summer Games. 

Sport Manitoba unveils team competing at Canada Summer Games in Niagara Falls, and we talk about it with Chef de Mission Drew Todd; and this week's Bomber player profile is of Greg Ellingson.

Today on the Basketball Manitoba Podcast we have Alyssa Cox (Grant). She has been involved in basketball as a player and coach for over 15 years. Currently, she is the head coach of the Junior Varsity girls team at Shaftesbury High School and an assistant coach with the University of Winnipeg. She graduated from the University of Winnipeg in 2015, where she played for five years with the Wesmen. As a coach, she's spent four years working with Basketball Manitoba as a Center for Performance. She's been the head coach of the 15U and 17U female Provincial Teams Winning a bronze medal at the 2017 Canada Summer Games. This summer, she will lead the 18U Manitoba Provincial Team at the 2022 Canada Games in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Stick around at the end of the episode for an Overtime segment with Coach Alyssa as she talks about her new head coaching role with the University of Winnipeg Wesmen Women's basketball team! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/basketball-manitoba/message

Dave Arsenault was introduced to lacrosse at the 1969 Canada Summer Games held in Halifax when he was 14 years old. He would play for Dartmouth, Shearwater, and Sackville for a year of Junior. His legacy to the game is that of a builder and this started at age 17 when he was asked to coach and referee. He moved to New Brunswick and went to play for the local Saint John Junior team. They played teams from Sackville, Caraquet and Charlottetown. Eventually a Maritime Junior Lacrosse League formed.The legendary Bill McBain became head coach of the New Brunswick Junior team in 1976 and took them to the Founders Cup in Windsor, Ontario later that year. Another memorable moment occurred when the 1977 Canada Summer Games were held in Newfoundland. The New Brunswick team went to the Rock a few weeks before the Games to help Team Newfoundland prepare for the competition. Arsenault kept his playing career going when he played for the first New Brunswick Senior Team in 1978. That team travelled to the Presidents Cup later that year.That same year Arsenault and some fellow players started a Youth League in New Brunswick. The League was incorporated by 1981. Dave Arsenault would become Head Coach of the 1985 Summer Games Team. In 1988, work commitments took him away from the game. He was able to return to the game in 2001 and worked with Bruce Logan on development. Arsenault would become Head Coach of Team New Brunswick in 2003. He remained part of the Provincial Team Program for 15 years. He was made Technical Director for the provincial governing body from 2012-2016. During this time he helped P.E.I. grow the game and began working with New Brunswick First Nations communities.He also got schools going and new field lacrosse programs were introduced. The Maritime Cup for U15 and U18 Boys Field Lacrosse Teams was created. All of these efforts were recognized with his induction into the Saint John Sports Hall of Fame in 2017 for his work at the local local and provincial levels.

Bruce Logan was nominated and received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal forvolunteer activities with The CLA and Lacrosse New Brunswick in 2012. The beginning was in 1969. He and his friends used Javex bottles with the face cut out and screwed to broom handles as lacrosse sticks. His father brought in real sticks from Ontario soon after for the kids to use.New Brunswick lacrosse took off after that.In 1972 a Pee Wee Team was developed in Saint John to play against a Nepean Team that wasstopping off in Saint John .This was the first time the game was played competitively in Bruce'sarea.From 1974- 1979 Logan played in The Maritime Junior Circuit for Saint John, New Brunswick.New Brunswick teams included Saint John, Sackville , Fredericton, Caraquet, as well asCharlottetown PEI, Halifax and Dartmouth , Nova Scotia. During that time he played for Team New Brunswick at the Canada Summer Games in St. John's, Newfoundland. He went on to play for the Provincial Team at the Founders Cup Tournaments in Sarnia and Montreal from 1978-1980.On the administrative side of the game, Logan chaired the Lacrosse Sector for the Saint JohnCanada Games from 1984-5. He oversaw the equipment, officials, security, media and disciplinary committees as well as all onsite activities during the event. It would be the last Canada Games that lacrosse was played in until the upcoming Canada Games in Niagara in 2022.Other highlights include Bruce Logan being part of the organizing committee for The FundyLacrosse Association (650 players in year one), President of Fundy Lacrosse Association for fiveyears, President of Lacrosse New Brunswick for 9 years, and served as a director on the CLAboard for 8 years where he volunteered for several committees.He also was Head Coach for the New Brunswick Bantam Girls Team which played in theinaugural Bantam Girls National Championships in Whitby Ont. He coached Tyke throughBantam for approx. 10 years. To round things out Logan refereed hundreds of minor leaguegames.He was rewarded for his efforts with the 2006-2007 Sport New Brunswick Volunteer SportAdministrator of the Year Award . Bruce Logan is one of the most notable Maritime builders.

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Capital City will Host Canada Summer Games for first time since 1977 by VOCM

Many of us are aware of what the term transgender means, but we really don't understand it. Elliot Gray gets that, he notes, “I totally understand people who don't understand how being transgender could work or how your mind could think that way. But you're never going to understand. Just like I will never understand the lived experience of a person of color. I will never live that life. But I accept it, I celebrate what it is. You have your own unique experience that makes you, you.” He goes on to tell us, “I'll never understand an extrovert. I don't get how you're energized by being at a party with 50 people. But I accept that you do, so you go and you, do you, I'm just going read on my couch. This is very simplified but being transgender is the exact same thing. I'm not going to shun that person for wanting to go to a party.” Elliot Gray grew up playing sports and idolizing his big brother. As a young adult Elliot was known as Emma. Elliot competed on female teams and grew up as a girl, but something always felt off and not quite right. A talented rower, Elliot was a member of the national junior team and was the flag bearer for Team Manitoba at the Canada Summer Games in 2017. He went on to row for the University of Victoria and it was there that he started to confront the incongruence he always felt. Elliot recounted that experience telling us, “that's kind of the point where I was like, Whoa, this is not right. I just remember every night; I was just so upset and every time I was in a [women's] boat I just felt like a shell of a human being. It was just not what I wanted it to be anymore because I still loved the sport [but it just wasn't me].” After the school year ended Elliot stepped away from rowing and took time to understand who he was. He returned to school the following year ready to live as his authentic self. The journey from Emma to Elliot has been a lifelong process. Elliot has learned to love the man that he is and to feel love for role Emma played in his life. When asked if he would change his journey Elliot had this to say, “As hard as it is sometimes, I wouldn't change it. Because people who go through whatever their unique hardship or challenges in their life constructively are some of the most amazing people . . . If I can be a positive influence in the lives of people close to me, the people I know who have experienced hardship and been a positive influence on my life that, to me, is the most beautiful thing. I don't think I would trade that for having a slightly easier, or a lot easier time emotionally because I wouldn't have the emotional depth that I do.” To learn more about listening to yourself, fighting for your identity and accepting yourself fully, please listen to our open, honest, and brave conversation with Elliot Gray.

The Canada Summer Games have been postponed, Skip the Dishes releases it's top Halton top 3, Hamilton's Covid Screening Facilities are the place to be, and Marc washes his cell phone clean of social media. Hate it or love it, let us know! On Facebook @BSRPodcast and on Twitter and Instagram @radio_sheep. And don't forget to rate and subscribe to Black Sheep Radio on iTunes!

The Canada Summer Games have been postponed a year. We speak with the chef de mission for Team New Brunswick Nicole Smith about what that means for athletes in this province.

Ryerson Rams Head Coach Matt Harris joins the show! Matt has been with Ryerson since 2012 when he joined the women’s program as an assistant before joining the men’s team in 2015-16 and taking over the head coach role in 2018. Matt has a lot of coaching experience including but not limited to Glebe where he won an OFSAA Championship, Ottawa Kangaroos, National Capitals, Ottawa Fusion, Aurora Storm, Titans, and Pakmen. Team Ontario men’s program at National Team Challenge Cup, Canada Cup, USA HP, Canada Summer Games. Matt has also worked with Volleyball Canada with the Youth National Team and Senior B team.  We hope you enjoyed this episode. Please leave a 5 Star Review and keep those comments coming! Stay Excellent Friends!

UCLA and Canadian Youth National Team Star Cole Ketrynski joined the show to tell us about his career, recruiting, what he learned during his first year at UCLA, and what he's looking forward to next! Cole was selected to Off the Block's Freshman All-America team, named to the second-team All-MPSF team and to the All-MPSF Freshman team. He is a Provincial and National Champion for Beach and Indoor and won a Gold Medal playing indoor at the 2017 Canada Summer Games.  We are excited to announce our partnership with Shady Rays! For a limited time Shady Rays is offering our listeners 40% off when they purchase two (2) or more pairs of sunglasses. Follow our link and use coupon code "TEAM" to get your Passin Dimes Discount. https://shadyrays.com/?rfsn=4192403.b49ffd We hope you enjoyed this episode. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any new episodes! Please give a 5 Star review, leave a comment and the best compliment you can give the show is telling your friends! Stay Excellent! 

This episode of Leave Your Mark features a true ambassador of athletic therapy in Canada, Glen Bergeron. Glen is currently a faculty member of the Gupta Faculty of Kinesiology and Applied Health at the University of Winnipeg in Manitoba. He’s been a leader in the profession of Athletic Therapy throughout his career which started when he first certified back in 1975. Since that time, he’s obtained his masters and Ph.D. and transferred his academic knowledge into Stewardship of the Athletic Therapy profession in Manitoba and throughout Canada. He is a founding member of the Manitoba Athletic Therapists Association and the Sports Medicine Council of Manitoba, and he established the Athletic Therapy program at the University of Winnipeg.He served as President of the Canadian Athletic Therapists for five years. As well as serving on numerous committees for the association throughout his career. He has worked at many national and international events including five Olympic games. Glen was most recently the Medical Lead for the 2017 Canada Summer Games in Manitoba. Most notably he was inducted into the CATA Hall of Fame in 1997. He is currently a member of the International Relations Committee of the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association and the President of the World Federation of Athletic Training and Therapy. He is married and the father of two children. Enjoy

Players Cup Executive Director Adam Boge and Selkirk golfer Travis Fredborg chat about the Players Cup beginning tomorrow (Kyle Connor is playing). Kelly Moore helps out with the show by doing a sit-down with Swervin' Mervin Fernandez. And Team Manitoba Assistant Chef Kylo Harris breaks down the first half of the Western Canada Summer Games. 

Just turned 25 last week. Youngest Coach to ever Head Coach provincial team. Born and raised in Regina Saskatchewan. Have worked with Basketball Saskatchewan for the last 8 years in various capacities. 2017 Canada Summer Games being the highlight - spent 4 years prepping that group. Coach the FIBA game as we fall under FIBA rules. Began running the Best in the West stuff in 2017 and has really grown quickly as we are lacking PD where I live. Currently I am the Dean of Men at Luther College High School, a small private high school in Regina. I am also Assistant Athletic Director and Sr. Boys Basketball Head Coach. 2013 - U15 Sask Boys Provincial Head Coach 2013 -2015 Balfour Senior Boys Assistant Coach 2013 - U15 Centre For Performance Head Coach 2014 - U15 Sask Boys Provincial Head Coach 2015 - 2017 Balfour Senior Boys Head Coach 2015 - 2018 - Basketball Saskatchewan Male High Performance Coordinator/Coach (U15-U17) 2017 NCCP TRAIN TO COMPETE (TRAINED) 2017 - Current Luther Sr. Boys Head Coach Organizer of Canada Basketball National Championships, 2016, 2017 2017 - Present Organizer of Best in the West Basketball Coaches Conference Various Camps, Speaking Engagements, Presentations and the alike. @Tbrights14 tannerbrightman1@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Our guest this week is Sarah Tone, she was the Communications Coordinator for the 2017 Canada Summer Games when they were in Winnipeg last year. We’re talking about large SPORTS events and drinking the Kellerbier from Mahrs Brau. Show Notes 00:00 – Introduction 01:30 – No sausage 02:00 – Mahrs Brau Kellerbier 07:40 – Horse-drawn beer […] The post Episode 226: Mahrs Brau Kellerbier, Olympics, SPORTS and Canada Summer Games appeared first on Pub Chat.

Today w/ 'Tom & Kerri' - Wedding ring found 13yrs later, around a carrot?! / Don't just get a dog because of a TV show / Comedy Fest tickets for you! / 40th anni for Elvis fans / Nail gun to the what?! And he drove?! / Big ol' BBQ coming to your backyard / $800,000 from Canada Summer Games for Manitoba / Tom Cruise update / And, the 'Drive 5'!!!

Guest hosts Tristan Field-Jones and Kelly Moore are filling in for Greg Mackling and Brett Megarry. 00:00 - Winnipeg nurses learn how their jobs will be impacted in the healthcare overhaul. What do you think about all of these changes to Manitoba's hospitals? 19:26 - Negotiations regarding NAFTA take place this week with Canada presenting a list of ten demands. How does this impact Manitoba and why should we care? 32:58 - Ticket giveaway for Guns N' Roses. 40:57 - TedXExchangeDistrict is an event that will discuss how to improve the life of Winnipeggers and put Winnipeg on the world stage. 78:09 - A solar eclipse takes place on August 21st and myths surrounding the event are blowing up. 84:14 - The Canada Summer Games has released its legacy list. 89:29 - Responding to listener feedback... 98:21 - A chat with Julie Buckingham and Richard Cloutier.

Guest hosts Tristan Field-Jones and Kelly Moore are filling in for Greg Mackling and Brett Megarry. 00:00 - With so much going on in Winnipeg, did you partake in any of the weekend's festivities? 04:38 - Should the first year of post-secondary tuition be free? 18:01 - Ticket giveaway for Guns N' Roses. 20:39 - The Slapshot 40th Anniversary Golf Tournament takes place next week to raise funds and awareness about concussions in sport. 39:13 - Money Mondays: Fifty personal finance tips that will change the way you think about money. 58:33 - President Donald Trump finally condemns the white supremacists who incited violent and deadly demonstrations in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend. Why is the United States so divided? 78:05 - The Canada Summer Games was a huge success with the hospitality industry benefiting substantially. 85:56 - CFL players and coaches are sending a message in the wake of the violent demonstrations in the US. 90:19 - The WRHA has finally revealed changes to the way it spends money as the health care system undergoes a transformation. 97:05 - A chat with Julie Buckingham and Richard Cloutier.

Today w/ 'Tom & Kerri' - Honey, my crystallized honey for some HONEY! / Canada Summer Games recap with the best story from the Games / WINNING! / The Mooch vs. Colbert tonight / Cereal makes you fat, ALL cereals / The oddest block in all of Winnipeg / Look out fashion trends / Putting the 'folk' in the 'rama' / And, the 'Drive 5'!

Greg Mackling, Keith McCullough and Christian Aumell are joined by Doug Brown to break down the Bombers convinving win over Hamilton. The guys also put a bow on the Canada Summer Games and talk Goldeyes with Mike McIntyre.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - What did you do during the beautiful long weekend? Are there any hidden gems in Manitoba that you like to visit? 22:02 - The Canada Summer Games are already a huge success. 31:19 - Are you concerned about wildlife when you're out for a hike? 40:32 - A Canadian and American couple meet after recovering a camera that was lost one year ago. 47:57 - Americans are bringing guns to Canada at an alarming rate. 56:19 - Why bored children during summer vacation may not always be a bad thing. 76:00 - Brett Megarry calls into his own show and tells us about Winnipeg tasting tours. 89:50 - Ticket giveaway for the Northern Pikes. 91:41 - Donald Trump issues a strongly worded ultimatum for North Korea. 97:28 - A chat with Julie Buckingham and Keith McCullough.

PATIOPALOOZA RESUMES! Once again we're at Santa Lucia Pizza on St. Mary's Rd, on the rooftop patio 00:00 - 680 CJOB's Bob Irving tees up the Friday night football game between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Ottawa Redblacks 09:32 - 680 CJOB's Keith McCullough tees up the Friday night gold medal baseball game at Shaw Park for the Canada Summer Games between Manitoba and Saskatchewan 18:17 - EAGLE & HAWK ROCKS -- The band Eagle & Hawk will be performing when the CP Canada 150 Train sets up shop at the Southdale Community Centre, and we're joined by three members of the band -- Jay Bodner, Vince Fontaine & Lawrence "Spatch" Mulhall. AND, they perform for us on the patio! AMAZING 35:57 - Allan Asplin, realtor with the Judy Lindsay Real Estate Team -- There is an incredible number of real estate agents in Toronto, how does Winnipeg stack up? Also, an example of how walking away after your offer is accepted can cost you BIG 54:03 - DR. SYRAS! Our (mostly) weekly visit with clinical psychologist Dr. Syras Derksen, www.drsyras.com -- This week we're talking about DEFENSE MECHANISMS. Sometimes they're good, and sometimes, not so good. 71:09 - Zahra Premji, Global News reporter, with the latest on a fatal hit and run that happened Thursday on Marion 77:36 - Nickelback ticket giveaway, and Brett's annual golf tourney with his buddies, the 19th annual Laker Classic, is happening next week at Oak Island Resort. 82:54 - WHERE IS OAK ISLAND RESORT? We find out from Trevor McGill, who is the operator at Oak Island Resort, home to one of Brett's favorite golf courses 91:22 - The MANITOBA DERBY is on this weekend at Assiniboia Downs! Darren Dunn, CEO of the Downs, tells us all about it

As the Canada Summer Games continues to heat up Winnipeg, Manitoba, Jeremy Bradley chats with famed athletes in his hometown about their time in the sports spotlight. What was it like competing on the national stage and also competing in the Olympics? JB checks in with some well-known sporty Canucks.

Today w/ 'Tom & Kerri': Interesting news from Canada's census / Canada Summer Games, day 6 / More pay or more vacation? / Olympic story time with Kerri / Trump lying about the Boy Scouts / Canadian, Andre De Grasse is OUT / A member of this iconic band has been charged with murder / Action packed BBQ action is coming to you! / And, the 'Drive 5'!

00:00 - The headline reads "Your kids should not be the most important in the family". What do you think? 19:04 - Canada Summer Games attendance really good so far, especially baseball where they had to move from Elmwood to Shaw Park! -- Jeff Hnatiuk, President & CEO of the Canada Summer Games 28:47 - Mitch Rosset, Global Sports -- CFL is altering its video review rules, responding to fan complaints 37:12 - Winnipeg Comedy Showcase is this Friday at the Park Theatre, we're joined by the host, Jared Story, and one of the comedians Keener Dougherty 55:46 - We're all over the place here. The discussion includes talking about your pets, and census numbers pointing to more people living alone than ever 74:20 - Air Transat passengers stuck on Ottawa tarmac for hours with no air conditioning, water, or food 82:19 - Nickelback ticket giveaway 85:20 - Bus seats mistaken for burkas by anti-immigration Facebook group in Norway 93:16 - Hal Anderson & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

Today w/ 'Tom & Kerri'; Funniest world in the English language is... / Kevin Can't Wait for his new wife (Leah Remini) / Wpg is where on the national bed bug list?! / BBQ fun times for you & 25 people / What's with hot TV wives for not so hot TV guys / Your face and iPhone / More WINNING! / Worlds fastest man / Canada Summer Games update / And, the 'Drive 5'!

PATIOPALOOZA RESUMES! We're back at Santa Lucia Pizza on St. Mary's Road 00:00 - CIBC survey says most Canadian parents prefer to give their adult kids money than live with themGUEST: Jamie Golombek, Managing Director, Tax & Estate Planning, CIBC Wealth Strategies Group (he is the author of the report) 33:28 - Greg gives a summary of his visit with Scott & Gregory Mortland, who are in Winnipeg this weekend after watching Thursday's thrilling Blue Bomber game36:17 - Manitoba farm starts alpaca dance classesGUEST: Ann Patman from 313 Farms in Anola 54:10 - Third and Bird is holding a special pop-up market for the Canada Summer Games from August 10-12 at The Forks. Over 90 vendors will participate over the three day market. GUEST: Chandra Kremski from Third and Bird 71:45 - Want to go on a BREWS CRUISE? Winnipeg Tasting Tours can help set that up GUEST: Jessica Marinelli from Winnipeg Tasting Tours -- website www.winnipegtastingtours.ca84:42 - Two new movies out this weekend, including a real STINKER92:42 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS

As the nation prepares for the Canada Summer Games, Jeremy Bradley chats with the president/CEO and the events co-ordinator for a look at what's happening in Winnipeg over the next two weeks. Hear about the excitement happening all over Manitoba and northwestern Ontario.

While some teenagers in the Fraser Valley may spend their time away from the classroom just “chillin’out” Mission’s Sheigh Gaudette has a more ambitious lifestyle as she trains 14 to 16 hours a week as a competitive swimmer. So far the practice has paid off with many regional swim records and a trip this summer to the Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg. In this interview we get to know Mission’s rising swimming star Sheigh Gaudette. http://www.fitspeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/sheigh-g-full-intro-mized-with-music-ready-to-drop.mp3 

00:00 - Our former colleague Holly Bausman says she was pulled over and ticketed for turning right on a no-right-turn street during rush hour, even though she did so to get out of the way of an emergency vehicle. We speak to her, and take your calls. 38:23 - Winn$tock! It's the business community Battle of the Bands for charity. The 13th annual Winn$tock happens this Friday, April 7th at Cowboys. It provides funds to operate and subsidize the Conductive Education rehabilitation centres at The Movement Centre of Manitoba. Our guests are Margy Nelson from The Movement Centre, and Allan Jacks from Knowledge Bureau. 56:04 - Winnipeg Police response to the Holly Bausman traffic ticket situation 58:49 - Our monthly visit with the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba. Our guest is Griffin Jenkins with the Mood Disorders of Manitoba -- Griffin is responsible for MDAM's education and youth programming, and has recently been appointed to the Youth Advisory Committee for the Mental Health Commission of Canada. Griffin tells us a little bit about the depression issues he's dealt with as a young man, and how that spurred him into action to help others. 75:30 - What is the Winnipeg City Pass? Our guest is Enver Naidoo, the creator and managing director of Winnipeg Pass, which was launched today by Mayor Brian Bowman. It's a new tourism tool as our city gets ready for the Canada Summer Games. 84:27 - Age of Electric ticket giveaway 86:39 - 680 CJOB's Tristan Field-Jones tells us about a letter he received about me (Brett) & Greg from a listener who is revoking his support for me, which he previously displayed in a letter he sent Greg a couple of weeks ago! 91:41 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS.