Podcasts about Winnipeg

In this NBN episode, NBN host Hollay Ghadery speaks with acclaimed Manitoba author David Elias about his new novel, Into the D/Ark (Radiant Press, 2025).  Rose Martens struggles with the aftermath of a terrible fire that has left her sons, Jake and Isaac, horribly disfigured. The boys have gone to live in an abandoned house they've named Bachelor's Paradise, where they spend all their time watching American network television. Their father Clarence works day and night in his blacksmith shop, producing bizarre metallic creations no one can make any sense of. Martha Wiebe returns to the stifling conformity of the valley to discover that her brother Abe, a preacher, has abandoned his congregation to devote himself to the construction of “The Ark”, a massive and mysterious edifice whose purpose he will not divulge. When the first major snowstorm of the year roars into the valley, it unleashes a chain of bizarre events that the valley may never recover from. About David Elias: David Elias is the author of seven books, most recently The Truth about the Barn: A Voyage of Discovery and Contemplation, published by Great Plains Publications. It was featured in the Winnipeg Free Press as one of the top titles for 2020. His most recent work of fiction is an historical novel, Elizabeth of Bohemia: A Novel about Elizabeth Stuart, the Winter Queen. It was published in 2019 by ECW Press, and was a finalist for The Margaret Lawrence Award for Fiction at The Manitoba Book Awards. His previous works have been up for numerous awards including the McNally Robinson Book of the Year, the Amazon First Novel Award, and The Journey Prize. His short stories, novel excerpts, and poetry have appeared in literary magazines and anthologies across the country, and in addition to writing he spends time as a mentor, creative writing instructor, and editor. He lives in Winnipeg, Canada. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In this NBN episode, NBN host Hollay Ghadery speaks with acclaimed Manitoba author David Elias about his new novel, Into the D/Ark (Radiant Press, 2025).  Rose Martens struggles with the aftermath of a terrible fire that has left her sons, Jake and Isaac, horribly disfigured. The boys have gone to live in an abandoned house they've named Bachelor's Paradise, where they spend all their time watching American network television. Their father Clarence works day and night in his blacksmith shop, producing bizarre metallic creations no one can make any sense of. Martha Wiebe returns to the stifling conformity of the valley to discover that her brother Abe, a preacher, has abandoned his congregation to devote himself to the construction of “The Ark”, a massive and mysterious edifice whose purpose he will not divulge. When the first major snowstorm of the year roars into the valley, it unleashes a chain of bizarre events that the valley may never recover from. About David Elias: David Elias is the author of seven books, most recently The Truth about the Barn: A Voyage of Discovery and Contemplation, published by Great Plains Publications. It was featured in the Winnipeg Free Press as one of the top titles for 2020. His most recent work of fiction is an historical novel, Elizabeth of Bohemia: A Novel about Elizabeth Stuart, the Winter Queen. It was published in 2019 by ECW Press, and was a finalist for The Margaret Lawrence Award for Fiction at The Manitoba Book Awards. His previous works have been up for numerous awards including the McNally Robinson Book of the Year, the Amazon First Novel Award, and The Journey Prize. His short stories, novel excerpts, and poetry have appeared in literary magazines and anthologies across the country, and in addition to writing he spends time as a mentor, creative writing instructor, and editor. He lives in Winnipeg, Canada. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature

An Alberta cattle producer has been steering his herd through years of drought and says it feels pretty good to have more 'jingle in his jeans' right now with record high beef prices. And a Winnipeg butcher says in spite of eye popping beef prices, his customers so far are still willing to fork over big bucks for the right cut. We speak with Sylvain Charlebois, a professor and senior director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, and a visiting scholar at McGill University about what's fueling Canada's soaring beef prices — and how that can change.

On episode 185 of Welcome To The Winners Circle, Derek Pang interviews Matt Coppens (IG: @coppens31) a Yoga student and instructor who's been fortunate to travel around the world pursuing his passion for Yoga. This Spring, after 10 years of being involved in all aspects of running a Yoga studio - from teaching to management, he and his best friend co-founded Rogue Vinyasa (www.roguevinyasa.com; IG: @roguevinyasa) in Winnipeg, Manitoba, where he continues to share his love for this amazing practice. Before Yoga, he completed a degree in Massage Therapy, as well as over 20 years working in customer service. He's also a DJ known as COPPENS.Here are some of the subjects we touched on:- what he loves about his personal world right now- how he was introduced to Yoga- one thing he can guarantee someone that tries Yoga for the first time- key mentors that have inspired him on his path- the importance of community - his vision at Rogue Vinyasa - becoming a Yoga teacher- co-founding his own Yoga studio- his relationship with fear- advice for someone stuck at crossroad of should and must- finding one's purpose - the fundamentals of his personal self-care - what he's currently learning - what he's currently unlearning - the meaning of “winning” to him- lessons learnt from challenges on his journey - his advice for someone currently facing a challenge- being appreciative - the importance of communication- greatest life lesson he's learnt on his path thus farI hope you guys enjoy this podcast as much as we did. We are all on the same path, The Hero's Journey, just at different points along the way. Thank you so much for listening!Connect with us on Instagram: WTTWC Podcast: @wttwcDerek Pang - @pangyogahttps://www.welcometothewinnerscircle.com

The NDP government tried to throttle opposition to a drug use site slated for the North Logan neighbourhood by scheduling only one in-person meet-up. Episode 59 explains what they heard at two more hastily-added sessions this week. (Sorry for the blizzard delay!)Part 1- In November, Winnipeg Free Press columnist Dan Lett criticized neighborhood opposition to the first proposed location for a safe consumption site east of Main Street because "they make them safer and cleaner." His uninformed opinion clearly failed to sway the residents and businesses west of Main Street, who have voiced significant concern about the unsafe conditions already tolerated by elected officials and police around 366 Henry Avenue, where Wab Kinew now wants to open an SCS. In fact, the experiences they described last week and again this week demonstrate how proponents of enabling users of drugs like fentanyl and meth are killing the viability of Winnipeg's core area with suicidal empathy. At Monday night's public meeting, Housing and Addictions Minister Bernadette Smith- who is MLA for the area- showed how disconnected she is from the reality her constituents live with, as she claimed "We are focused on safety and security in the community. Police will be there to make sure enforcement is happening." Ed Gallos, owner of the roofing company next door to the proposed SCS, rebuked her: "I'm not very confident in the Winnipeg Police Service... we have to barricade our business, we look like a bunker from the Second World War."You'll hear the comments and questions voiced at the Chinese Cultural Centre by people who have suffered repeated serious violent incidents with no meaningful response by Winnipeg Police or the Winnipeg Police Board. 13.40 Part 2- The North Logan community held their own meeting on Tuesday night at Pampanga Hall across from 366 Henry. Stakeholders, which includes industrial, food services, and child program facilities, continued to press Smith and project operators, the Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre, for substantive answers to their safety concerns. This isn't 'NIMBYism' as Kate Kehler of the ultra-leftist Social Planning Council insinuated- it's democracy.17.30-Listen to Bernadette Smith tell the meeting "this is meant to bring the crime levels down." Yet a businessman pointed out that as Siloam Mission has expanded and line-ups outside have quadrupled, social disorder has not been addressed, with officials not even ensuring there are bathroom facilities for the indigent. Instead, cleaning up the human waste left in nearby doorways and on properties became the responsibility of the affected private citizens. The resulting tensions have community members who confront the derelicts wandering through their yards and using it as a toilet fearing for their safety. There's only so much mayhem and disorder that can be inflicted on a neighborhood. Somehow, despite being their MLA, Smith had nothing to offer aside from "I'm sorry." 27.50 - Unreported by the media in attendance, WPS Inspector Helen Peters answered a question about her opinion if the SCS "will make the area safer." We have the audio of her shocking reply, which no doubt ruined Dan Lett's Xmas. ******Catch up on Marty Gold's columns in the Winnipeg Sun- Dec 10- North Logan neighborhood demands answers to safe consumption site concerns   https://www.winnipegsun.com/opinion/gold-north-logan-neighbourhood-demands-answers-to-safe-consumption-site-concerns/article_32e5e23b-dce4-46a8-b811-c1b4800f590b.htmlDec 14- Survey says Winnipeg Metropolitan Region fumbleslatest public pollhttps://www.winnipegsun.com/gold-survey-says-winnipeg-metropolitan-region-fumbles-latest-public-poll/article_c8fd78eb-0d97-47d9-af04-1edafcf2b6cb.htmlDec 17- Anhart's big plans for affordablehousing in Winnipeghttps://www.winnipegsun.com/opinion/gold-anharts-big-plans-for-affordable-housing-in-winnipeg/article_42efee06-df8d-49f0-9ee8-d161b68f26a2.html

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Sports director Tom Ackerman joins the show to celebrate Kim's birthday, share his daughter's Blues-game birthday magic, and recap St. Louis's gritty 1–0 win over Winnipeg. He praises goalie Joel Hofer's shutout and the team's newfound toughness as they claw their way back toward playoff contention. Then the conversation turns fiery with Tom blasting Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia for his profanity-laced tirade after losing the Heisman to Indiana's Fernando Mendoza, saying it torpedoes his NFL prospects. Ackerman breaks down the college football playoff picture—favoring Oklahoma's defense over Alabama's flash—and previews Indiana's Rose Bowl showdown as the Hoosiers chase history. #TomAckerman #StLouisBlues #CollegeFootballPlayoff #HeismanTrophy #FernandoMendoza #DiegoPavia #MarkCoxMorningShow

Hour 2 kicks off with breaking news from Australia, where authorities thwarted a potential terrorist attack, followed by updates on a Providence shooting investigation. The conversation pivots to birthday celebrations with Kim St. Ange and her iconic “36” donut from Donuts Delight. Tom Ackerman joins to break down local sports, highlighting the Blues' win over Winnipeg and the Heisman controversy surrounding Diego Pavia versus Fernando Mendoza. The hour closes with a mix of unusual and tech-focused stories in the “In Other News” segment, covering a bungling car thief, a Mississippi razor-blade bakery scare, iRobot restructuring, Gen Z's crypto interests, dinosaur footprint discoveries in Italy, Bitcoin prices, and Elon Musk's plans for AI data centers in space. #BreakingNews #BirthdayCelebration #TomAckerman #BluesHockey #HeismanControversy #TechNews #BizarreNews

Cette semaine dans La Brigade, on reçoit un invité tout spécial : Marc Legault, la voix radiophonique francophone des Sénateurs d'Ottawa et descripteur des matchs au 107.4 Outaouais, pour notre épisode spécial de Noël.On revient sur le voyage de l'équipe (victoires à Columbus et Winnipeg, défaite au Minnesota), la séquence spectaculaire de Tim Stützle, l'état de santé de Chabot et Pinto, le premier point de Curtis MacDermid, et les rumeurs de marché entourant les Sens.Puis, place à la liste de souhaits des Fêtes

Winnipeg Transit is adjusting its new Primary Transit Network and winter schedule as snow, delays, and transfers expose reliability issues, with riders and advocates stressing that dependable service is essential for daily life

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BLIZZARD! It is chaos out there (1:40); BLIZZARD - Environment Canada (8:05); Winter storm memories (11:55); BLIZZARD - City of Winnipeg plowing update (17:35); Daniel Moss from the streets of Winnipeg/SMALL TOWN SALUTE - Asessippi Ski Resort (23:50); BLIZZARD - Power outages galore / Province on plowing (32:15); BLIZZARD - Daniel Moss from the streets of Winnipeg / THE DSFM on the challenges created by inclement weather given how spread out their division is (39:55); BLIZZARD - Checking in with CAA Manitoba... How is it out there??? (50:50); Winning entries on winter storm memories (56:45); BLIZZARD - Checking back in on the streets with Global News Morning & Winnipeg Police (1:00:30).

Where do the Winnipeg Jets go from here? After watching the Jets get shut out 1-0 in St. Louis on Wednesday night, it was hard to avoid the sinking feeling that this may simply be who this team is right now. The answers to fixing the mess they've created don't just feel elusive — they feel nonexistent, or at least beyond the reach of this current group. The video isn't working. The line combinations aren't working. The defensive structure isn't working. So what's the solution? A bag skate? A shake-up? Something -- anything -- to wake this team up. Because the task doesn't get any easier. Winnipeg heads to Denver on Friday to face the Colorado Avalanche, the top team in the NHL, in what shapes up as another massive test during a stretch that continues to spiral. Cam and Jim are joined in studio by CJOB Jets Studio Host Kelly Moore as they try to piece together what, if anything, can realistically be done to stop the slide and salvage the season. Plus, the guys discuss the estimated value of the Winnipeg Jets as franchise valuations come into focus following reports that the Pittsburgh Penguins have been sold for a staggering $1.7 billion USD. All that and more on today's edition of Jets @ Noon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A hot-tub sunrise under northern stars. A beached fuel barge after the dam closes. Guests stepping off rocks because the docks aren't ready yet—but they can see the heart and the plan. We sit down with Willie “the Oil Man” to unpack the real work behind Two Rivers Lodge's first season and why oil patch grit translates surprisingly well to backcountry hospitality.We start with the bones: levelling a tired lodge in careful stages so doors swing and windows seal, rebuilding docks and cribbing, and keeping operations running when shipments depend on ice and wind. Then we get into the hard part—fuel. When water levels dropped and stranded the barge, Willie's crew built a workaround fleet: slip tanks and 50-gallon drums, rolled aboard an old Crestliner that itself had been stolen years ago and tracked down by serial number. The fix now is smarter, not harder: partner with the White Dog community, haul fuel across a short ice route, fill on-site tanks, and downsize to a 40 kW generator that matches real loads.The fishing is the reward and the engine. Sitting where the Winnipeg and English Rivers meet, Two Rivers taps a rare network that connects Lake of the Woods, Rainy Lake, Lac Seul, and Lake Winnipeg. That current brings forage and mixed DNA lines—blond and barred muskies, waves of walleye, and pike that behave like far-north fish. We share numbers days that blend 30–40 pike on swimbaits and jerkbaits with 75–100 walleye, a season top-end walleye around 31–32 inches (including one on fly), and muskies to 51 with a push to weigh fish for truer benchmarks. It's a fishery built for both stories and stats.Business-wise, we're honest about bookings and strategy: target roughly 20 guests per week, keep quality high, and pick shows where a lodge stands out—oil and gas, marine, even PGA—so corporate groups and serious anglers find us without the brochure parade. And yes, there's an oil patch story you won't forget: a lost flip phone, a murky water tank, and a duct-taped “scuba” plan that delivers laughs and life lessons about improvisation.

Connecting Winnipeg listeners come out to help Debbie (0:30); Tech journalist Carmi Levy on getting fooled by AI (7:25); China's canola taffirr (18:55).

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It's time for the inconsistency to end. With the Jets slowdown starting with the 3-0 loss to the Los Angeles Kings on November 4th, 43 days ago, Winnipeg has gone 6-12-2. Since then, the Jets have had the worst record in the NHL. If it keeps going on, especially into the new year and lasts for two months, it becomes much more than a bad stretch -- it becomes systemic. With Winnipeg facing a massive three-game road trip starting Wednesday in St. Louis before traveling to Colorado on Friday and Utah on Sunday, it seems like this has to be where the Jets start to crawl out of the hole they've dug -- which only has then five points back of the San Jose Sharks with two games in hand! Cam and Jim focus on Wednesday's match-up against the Blues and are aided by writer and reporter for St. Louis, Lou Korac. The Blues have struggled, but what is holding them back? Can they turn things around like they did last year too? Sweet Lou helps the guys understand the team that put them through the ringer in last year's Stanley Cup first round. Plus, for the first time, the guys feature... 'It Came From the Comment Section!' All that and more on today's edition of Jets @ Noon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, this is what's important: Lizard people, Frozen, high boys, Winnipeg, history, Thanksgiving, Las Vegas live show, & more. Click here for more information about the This Is Important Cruise Feb 22nd-26th!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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TSN's Cheryl Pounder on the Sens finding a way to win in Winnipeg, trading for help upfront or on the backend, Quinn Hughes trade, and Canada's disappointing rivalry series against the USA.

Joel Nedecky chats to Paul Burke about his new noir novel THE BROKEN DETECTIVE, Jake Joelsen, Winnipeg, noir spirit, teaching, social critique and family.THE BROKEN DETECTIVE Private investigator Jake Joelsen is going to prison for assaulting his sick mom's abusive boyfriend, but thanks to a suspended sentence, he has two weeks to earn as much money as possible so he can financially support his mom when he's inside. Enter Nia Rowe, who hires Jake to find her troubled sister, Sadie, a former member of a mega-church called Watershed Moments. Jake struggles to stay sober as he encounters old haunts he's never come to terms with, while trying to rescue Sadie from the grip of powerful people willing to do anything to protect their place on the highest rungs of society.Joel Nedecky has always loved stories, yet most of his childhood was spent playing hockey. It wasn't until university that he discovered a passion for all types of fiction. He is a member of Crime Writers of Canada, and his first novel, The Broken Detective, comes out in the fall of 2025 from Run Amok Crime.Recommend: George Pelecanos, Dennis Lehane Cormac McCarthy The Road, Walter Mosley.Paul Burke edits Aspects of Crime Magazine and writes for Crime Time, Crime Fiction Lover and the European Literature Network, Punk Noir Magazine (fiction contribution). He is also a CWA Historical Dagger Judge 2025. His first book An Encyclopedia of  Spy Fiction will be out 2026.Produced by Junkyard DogCrime TimeCrime Time FM is the official podcast ofGwyl Crime Cymru Festival 2023 & 2025CrimeFest 2023CWA Daggers 2023 & 2024 & National Crime Reading Month& Newcastle Noir 2023 and 20242024 Slaughterfest,

Tyler is still sipping margaritas, so it's Dave Wheeler solo for "Sin Tyler Dia 2"!In today's episode, we kick things off with the heartbreaking and tragic news out of Hollywood regarding legendary director Rob Reiner and his wife. We break down the details of this shocking story in "Wait What."Then, we shift gears to huge news for the Blue and Gold—the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have locked in Brady Oliveira on a massive 3-year extension. The M.O.P. is staying home!Plus, we head back to Hawkins! We've got the audio from the explosive new "Stranger Things" Season 5 trailer. Is the Upside Down changing forever?Hold on to your butts, it's a wild one today.@TylerCarrfm @Wheelerj28 @Energy106fm Tyler Carr on Tik Tok

The NHL is in full swing and so is PuckTime! Join Carmine, Andrew & Guests for PuckTime as we look at NHL picks and predictions for December 15, 2025!  What games should we be betting tonight? What totals show some betting value for Monday? Find out LIVE on Pucktime, EVERY weekday at 11am!Opening 00:00Quinn Hughes Trade 10:30Florida vs Tampa Bay 17:00Ottawa vs Winnipeg 25:00Carm's POD 28:03LA Kings vs Dallas Stars 34:45SPG 45:02

The Red River of the North starts at the confluence of the Bois de Sioux and Otter Tail rivers and forms most of the border between Minnesota and North Dakota. It then crosses into Manitoba and empties into Lake Winnipeg before its waters finally flow into the sea at Hudson Bay. Cities have grown up along its banks including Fargo, Grand Forks and Winnipeg and their residents are all too aware of one unfortunate feature of the river. Unlike most large U.S. rivers, it flows from south to north.

We're joined by Brian Fergusson for a wild, nostalgic, and downright hilarious dive into our childhood in Shediac. From labor board battles and Bell service nightmares to lobster debates, lost fast-food icons, Kiss solo albums, cemetery donuts, and the infamous Halifax breakdown — this one covers everything.We even unpack what REALLY happened the first time we met, how our friendship with Richard shaped our lives, and why Maritimers fly all the way to Winnipeg just to eat at Red Lobster.#Podcast #Maritimes #Shediac #Nostalgia #ComedyPodcast #CanadianPodcastLinktree: https://linktr.ee/seangeekpodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/meetthegeeksWe are a part of the Boneless Podcast Network: https://boneless-catalogue-player.lovable.app/Merch: Tee Public: https://www.teepublic.com/seangeekpodcastRed Bubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/seangeekpodcast/shop@seangeekpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook

In the wake of Sunday's terrorist attack on Australia's Jewish community, Canadian Jews are feeling angry, scared, mournful and defiant, with some seriously considering moving to Israel. As of Sunday night EST, the death toll in New South Whales had risen to 15 victims, including the host of the Bondi Beach candle-lighting event, Chabad Rabbi Eli Schlanger, who has deep ties to Toronto and Ottawa. Meanwhile, officials believe up to 60 other festival-goers were wounded, including the rabbi's wife, a mother of five. One of the two shooters was also killed. In Canada, rabbis and Jewish leaders urged their community to push back against terror, show extra pride and make an effort to attend public candle-lighting ceremonies this Hanukkah. But some fear Canada is equally ripe for an attack like Australia's, due to the failure of public officials to stop hate speech and protests on our streets featuring chants like “Globalize the Intifada”. On today's episode of The CJN's North Star podcast with Ellin Bessner, you'll hear what Jewish Canada sounded like while mourning Jews on the other side of the planet. We're joined by Richard Marceau, a senior official with the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, who just returned from an antisemitism conference in Australia six days prior to the attack; award-winning Canadian author Sidura Ludwig, who lined up early to buy special sufganiyot at a Thornhill bakery; Sara Lefton of UJA Federation of Greater Toronto; Rabbi Levi Gansburg of Chabad on Bayview, who knew the murdered rabbi; and political leaders, including Prime Minister Mark Carney, Toronto mayor Olivia Chow and cabinet minister Evan Solomon. Related links Read more about how Canadian Jewish leaders and politicians have reacted to the mass terrorist shooting in Australia, in The CJN . Why Australia's prime minister accused Iran of trying to destabilize their country, including by masterminding the arson at the Melbourne synagogue in 2024 and firebombing of a kosher deli, in The CJN.   This Australian Jewish leader said his country and community are ignoring online hate, at their peril, during a visit to Winnipeg in February 2025, in The CJN . Credits Host and writer: Ellin Bessner ( @ebessner ) Production team: Zachary Kauffman (senior producer), Michael Fraiman (executive producer) Music: Bret Higgins Support our show Subscribe to The CJN newsletter Donate to The CJN (+ get a charitable tax receipt) Subscribe to North Star (Not sure how? Click here )

(0:00) The second hour begins with a discussion on Philip Rivers being back in the NFL and how that situation could go for the Colts. (11:57) The guys discuss the Bruins 6-3 win over the Jets last night. Plus, thoughts on the Bruins new Stadium Series jerseys.(20:27) Thoughts on the Celtics 116-101 loss against the Bucks last night. Plus, the callers weigh in during The Lightning Round. (33:30) More caller reaction on an Agenda Free Friday See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On today's episode, I talk to experimental musician and composer Claire Rousay. Originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Claire grew up in San Antonio, Texas and began playing piano at the ripe age of 4-years-old. Dropping out of high school in her mid-teens, Claire began playing music professionally, and in 2017, released her first album Blip on Mended Dreams. Since then, she's released over two dozen other albums and EPs on Mended Dreams, as well as Orange Milk, Shelter Press and her latest, A Little Death, just came out in October on Thrill Jockey, and it's great! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter. Check out my free philosophy Substack where I write essays every couple months here and my old casiopop band's lost album here! And the comedy podcast I do with my wife Naomi Couples Therapy can be found here! Theme song by the fantastic Savoir Adore! Second theme by the brilliant Mike Pace! Closing theme by the delightful Gregory Brothers! Podcast art by the inimitable Beano Gee!  

Discussing the Bruins' win in Winnipeg, McAvoy's return and Pastrnak's great play the last two games. Plus, Scott's 25 most memorable Bruins moments in the last 25 years. And, have expectations for the Bruins increased? Follow us on Twitter: @TheSkatePod | @smclaughlin9 | @briandefelice_ | @bridgetteproulx | Email us at skatepod@weei.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This weekend, starting on Dec. 12, thousands of Jewish teens from nearly 70 countries, including Canada, will be participating in BBYO's annual #GlobalShabbat weekend, featuring dances, Havdalah services and other meaningful Jewish events in between. These BBYO high schoolers can thank Vancouver student Levi Moskovitz for helping raise a lot of the money to pay for it. Moskovitz, a Grade 12 King David High School student with a passion for finance, is halfway through his term serving as BBYO International's treasurer. Elected in February, he's the sole Canadian teen on the current leadership board of the century-old Jewish youth organization. As treasurer, a title known as Grand Aleph Gizbor, Moskovitz has many duties—among them, overseeing a global fundraising blitz last week, called #GivingBBYODay, where they raised $1.6 million in a single day. But Moskovitz, 17, is equally proud of his success revitalizing BBYO chapters here in Canada and attracting hundreds of new teens to find community and a safe space after Oct. 7. On today's episode of The CJN's North Star podcast, we hear from Levi Moskovitz in Vancouver to hear why BBYO is sort of a family business. His father, Rabbi Dan Moskovitz, himself a former BBYO international leader, also joins, and we'll hear from BBYO's regional director in Winnipeg, Jonah Posner. Related links Read more about why Levi Moskovitz was nominated this fall as one of The CJN's Chai Achievers . Learn more about BBYO's Canadian activities, including in the Vancouver area and Winnipeg's Global Shabbat Dec. 12. Discover when this Ontario teen was elected president of the international B'nai Brith Girls organization, in The CJN, from 2014. Credits Host and writer: Ellin Bessner (@ebessner) Production team: Zachary Kauffman (senior producer), Andrea Varsany (producer), Michael Fraiman (executive producer) Music: Bret Higgins Support our show Subscribe to The CJN newsletter Donate to The CJN (+ get a charitable tax receipt) Subscribe to North Star (Not sure how? Click here)

From Winnipeg to Edmonton, from student to private practice owner, and from shy content creator to “Dapper Eye Doc,” this Depth Perception episode with Dr. Shaminder Dhaliwal is all about owning your path in optometry—and looking good while you do it. Born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Dr. Dhaliwal completed his optometry degree at ICO […]

In this episode of Tank Talks, host Matt Cohen sits down with global venture capitalist Alex Lazarow, founder of Fluent Ventures, to unpack the future of early-stage investing as AI, globalization, and shifting economic forces reshape the startup landscape. Alex brings a rare perspective shaped by 20+ markets across Africa, Latin America, Europe, and Asia, plus experience backing seven unicorns, from Chime to breakout fintechs worldwide.Alex shares insights from his unconventional path from academia-curious economist to McKinsey consultant, impact investor at Omidyar Network, partner at global firm Cathay Innovation, and now solo GP building a research-driven, globally distributed early-stage fund. He dives into why the best startup ideas no longer come from one geography, why AI has permanently rewritten the cost structure of company building, and how proven business models are being successfully reinvented in emerging markets and then exported back to the U.S.He also breaks down why small businesses may become more powerful than ever, the rise of “camel startups,” and what founders everywhere must understand about raising capital in a world where early traction matters more than ever.Whether you are a founder, operator, or investor navigating the next era of innovation, this conversation reveals how global patterns, AI tailwinds, and disciplined research can uncover tomorrow's winners.From Winnipeg to Wall Street: Early Career Lessons (00:01:17)* Alex reflects on growing up in Winnipeg and navigating a multicultural family background.* How early roles at RBC M&A and the Bank of Canada shaped his analytical lens.* Why he pursued economics, consulting, and academia before landing in venture.* The value of testing career hypotheses instead of blindly following one path.Building a Global Perspective Through McKinsey (00:06:42)* Alex describes working in 20 markets, from Tunisia during the revolution to Indonesia and Brazil.* Why exposure to varied cultures and economies sharpened his ability to spot emerging global patterns.* The framework he used to choose projects: people, content, geography.Entering Venture Through Impact Investing (00:08:05)* Joining Omidyar Network to explore fintech innovation and financial inclusion.* Early exposure to global mobile banking and super-app models.* The origin story behind investing in Chime.* Why mission-driven investing shaped his lifelong global investment thesis.Scaling Globally at Cathay Innovation (00:13:14)* Transitioning into a traditional VC role after Omidyar.* Helping scale Cathay from a $287M fund to nearly $1B.* Why he eventually left to build a more focused, research-driven early-stage fund.The Fluent Ventures Thesis: Proven Models, Global Arbitrage (00:16:45)* Fluent backs founders who take validated business models and execute them in new geographies or industries.* Investing between pre-seed and Series A with a tightly defined “10 business model portfolio.”* Why their TAM is intentionally much smaller, only 200–500 companies worth meeting each quarter.* Leveraging a network of 50 unicorn founders and global VCs to discover breakout teams early.Why AI Is Reshaping Early-Stage Investing (00:23:01)* AI has dramatically reduced the cost of building early products.* Increasingly, startups raise capital after launching revenue not before.* The new risk: foundational AI models may “eat” many SaaS products.* What types of companies will survive AI disruption.The Camel Startup & The Great Diffusion (00:28:14)* The “camel startup” concept: resilient, capital-efficient companies built outside Silicon Valley norms.* How software (and now AI) lets small companies “rent scale” once only available to big enterprises.* Why the next decade will favor startups that focus on durability, not blitzscaling.Why Silicon Valley Still Matters, Even for Global Founders (00:32:47)* Alex encourages founders to build in their home markets but visit Silicon Valley to raise capital and absorb cutting-edge ideas.* How one founder raised SF-level valuations while building in the Midwest.* The “global arbitrage” advantage: raise capital where it's abundant, build where costs are low.Where Global Markets Are Leading Innovation (00:35:41)* Why Japan is 5–10 years ahead in generational small-business transitions.Examples of B2B marketplace models thriving in India and now being imported to the U.S.* How construction marketplaces, industrial marketplaces, and embedded fintech platforms are spreading across continents.About Alex LazarowAlex Lazarow is the founder and Managing Partner of Fluent Ventures, an early-stage global venture fund investing in proven business models across fintech, commerce enablement, and digital health. A veteran global investor, Alex has backed seven unicorns, authored the award-winning book Out-Innovate, and previously invested at Omidyar Network and Cathay Innovation. He has worked in more than 20 countries and teaches entrepreneurship at Middlebury Institute.Connect with Alex Lazarow on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alexandrelazarowVisit the Fluent Ventures website: https://www.fluent.vc/Connect with Matt Cohen on LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/matt-cohen1Visit the Ripple Ventures website: https://www.rippleventures.com/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tanktalks.substack.com

In 2021, the federal government launched a national daycare plan that promised accessible and affordable daycare, the aim was reducing fees to $10 dollars a day. Five years in, we check in on two families in Regina and Winnipeg on how the plan is working for them. We also speak with Carolyn Ferns, Public Policy Coordinator for the Ontario Coalition For Better Child Care, and Kerry McCuaig, a Fellow in Early Childhood Policy at the University of Toronto, on what more needs to get done.

Manitoba nurses are taking the unique step of voting to 'grey list' two hospitals in that province. Following repeated calls for help dealing with physical violence in the workplace, nurses at the Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg and the Thompson General Hospital in northern Manitoba say they've had enough. Find out what that designation means and why it's caught the attention of nurses across the country.

2025-12-10 Innerhalb von wenigen Tagen sorgt die Liga mit unterschiedlichsten Entscheidungen bei möglichen Handpässen für komplette Verwirrung. Dazu gibt es weitere Situationen wo Referees und das DOPS keine gute Figur machen. Winnipeg freut sich derweil über das Heritage Classic 2026, und in Italien wurden die Baupläne für die Eishallen zu Olympia 2026 scheinbar in römischen […]

2025-12-10 Innerhalb von wenigen Tagen sorgt die Liga mit unterschiedlichsten Entscheidungen bei möglichen Handpässen für komplette Verwirrung. Dazu gibt es weitere Situationen wo Referees und das DOPS keine gute Figur machen. Winnipeg freut sich derweil über das Heritage Classic 2026, und in Italien wurden die Baupläne für die Eishallen zu Olympia 2026 scheinbar in römischen [] Dieser Podcast wird vermarktet von der Podcastbude.www.podcastbu.de - Full-Service-Podcast-Agentur - Konzeption, Produktion, Vermarktung, Distribution und Hosting.Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen?Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich.Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.

Send us a textWhat is it really like to be a "Character Actor" in the massive Hallmark movie universe? In this episode, we sit down with the hilarious and talented Lauren Cochrane (The Christmas Club, A Family Thanksgiving) to pull back the curtain on the life of a working actor.From a hilarious acupuncture mishap to sharing the screen with legends like Faye Dunaway, Lauren holds nothing back. We discuss why Winnipeg has quietly become the "Hollywood of the North," the brutal reality of Zoom auditions, and why playing the quirky best friend is often more fun than playing the romantic lead. Plus, we put her memory to the test with a Hallmark Character Quiz and get an exclusive look at her role as Hazel Holly in the new movie Sweet Romance.In this episode, you'll learn:The "Character Actor" Advantage: Why the supporting roles often have the most freedom (and job security).Audition Horror Stories: How the industry shifted from "in the room" chemistry to "self-tape" isolation.The Winnipeg Connection: Inside the tight-knit community of actors dominating Hallmark productions.Improv vs. Script: How Lauren's background in comedy helps her save scenes when things go wrong.Sweet Romance Scoops: Behind-the-scenes stories from her latest project with Director Jeff Beesley.Follow us on social media: Instagram and TikTok: @hallmarkmysteriesandmoreYoutubeOr visit our website. This podcast was created by fans for fans and is NOT affiliated with or sponsored by Hallmark or the Hallmark Channel.

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Winnipeg is the capital of the Canadian province of Manitoba, located in the center of the North American continent. Winnipeg's economy is dominated by agriculture, energy, manufacturing and a growing tech scene. Over the past decade, the city has built a new economic foundation by connecting industry, education and a rising technology sector. Winnipeg's digital transformation began when local business leaders, frustrated by poor broadband service, established the Manitoba Internet Exchange to attract internet service providers and reduce their operating costs. Today, it has seen major investments in greater connectivity by private sector companies including a $400 million investment by Bell MTS for all-fiber connections across Winnipeg. Strong collaborations with universities, community colleges and major employers have created everything from large fabrication labs to digital equipment upgrades and micro-credential workshops that generate new products, new companies, and new jobs. Innovation centers conduct joint research and development projects with global impact across major industries from agriculture and life sciences to transportation and distribution. Digital inclusion begins with the public library system and continues through valuable community programs that use digital technology to provide economic opportunities for Indigenous communities and foster greater understanding. Balancing tradition and ambition, Winnipeg keeps building a high-potential future for its people.

The NDP government attempted to manipulate the public consultation process for a drug use site slated for a small downtown neighborhood off of Logan Avenue- but got big pushback and plenty of questions they don't want to answer. We have a play-by-play recap of the meeting that's a real eye opener about the desperation of the "harm reduction" lobby to give hard-core addicts a place to get high.Part 1 of Episode 58 takes a few moments to note the recent passing of four people who made their mark on Winnipeg. Marty Gold provides personal memories of 1960's Blue Bomber All Star pass catcher Dr. Ken Nielsen, former Free Press education reporter Nick Martin, retired lawyer and city councillor Moishe Kaufman, and Jewish community stalwart Ruthie Gale.11.48 Part 2- The theme of episode 58 is based on a recent comment from Marion Willis of St. Boniface Street Links:“We normalized bike theft, we normalized homelessness, we normalized drug use, we've normalized encampment living — we normalized it all." A consequence of it is a collapse of public safety in the inner city, and Wab Kinew'selection promise to enable drug use at a "safe consumption' site". After the first attempt to ram it through on Disraeli failed, they want to try it again on the other side of Main at 366 Henry Avenue.Marty provided an analysis of the tactics to limit public participation, and the way it was immediately challenged by area stakeholders.Dec. 8- NDP tries to rig consumption site consultations- again  Dec. 9- North Logan neighborhood demands answers to safeconsumption site concerns   Tuesday night, the normalization of the abnormal hit a tipping point at a hastily arranged public meeting. Housing and Addictions Minister Bernadette Smith and other "experts" tried to convince home and business owners in the North Logan area that a safe consumption site is more important than their safety and their property values. At the start it was announced that another meeting was added for next week, a retreat by the NDP of their plan to hold only one public session. Then, Smith proceeded to lay a goose egg with a total reversal of her assurances of a robust police presence near an SCS during the previous Disraeli Town Halls. Calling police to the Henry site would be "a last resort", pumping the Downtown Community Safety Partnership handling things. The DCSP is already under fire for failing to respond to urgent situations in the East Exchange- and it doesn't seem to be trusted in North Logan either.Smith described a pipeline to haul problematic addicts from the SCS to the "sobering centre" now slated for the Disraeli building, but her and her experts repeatedly ducked questions about rehab and recovery programs available for the drug users. Listen to how "a very fragile community" has been spiraling downwards as Siloam Mission expanded operations on Princess Street, with complaints about increasing vandalism, theft, confrontations and human waste resulting. Through it all, Police Inspector Helen Peters didn't utter a peep. Neither did area councillor Vivian Santos.42.45 Part 3- You'll hear how Smith tried to leverage the tragedy of a father whose son died to justify the need for the site. He had already spoken about his opposition to the SCS - and returned to the microphone to admonish Smith, especially because his son was not an addict."You don't get to own my story," Joseph intoned, warning Smith not to use his family to advance her "harm reduction'" agenda. Meanwhile, attendees asked about how much was spent on the Henry Ave. proposal so far- and got no answer.An SCS can affect property insurance and home and property values; drug dealers can lurk in nearby public parks to sell toxic drugs to site users; yet Smith and her experts showed no care for the worries of hardworking residents and business operators. "It will save lives" rings hollow, when the lives and investments of neighborhood stakeholders can be ruined.

Today, our guest on The PARTNERNOMICS® Show is Jay McBain, Chief Analyst at Omdia. Jay McBain is an accomplished speaker, author and innovator in the IT industry. Named Channel Influencer of the Year by Channel Partners Magazine, Top 40 Under Forty by the Business Review, Channel A-List by CRN, Top 8 Thought Leader by Channel Marketing Journal, Top 20 Visionary by ChannelPro, Top 25 Newsmaker by CDN Magazine, Top 50 Channel Influencer by Penton, Top 100 Most Respected Thought Leader by VSR Magazine, Global Power 150 by SMB Magazine, and Top 250 Managed Services Executives by MSPmentor. Jay is often sought out for keynotes, thought leadership and future industry guidance. He has spent his 30-year career in various executive channel sales, marketing, strategy roles within IBM, Lenovo, Autotask, ChannelEyes, Forrester, and now Canalys. Jay is the chief analyst for global channels at Canalys - the world's leading analyst firm with a distinct focus on channels, partnerships, alliances, and ecosystems. Jay has led several communities at CompTIA including Vendor Advisory Council, Managed Services Community, Advancing Women in Tech and Emerging Tech. He is also a board member of Channel Partners, Channel Vanguard Council, Ziff Davis Leadership Council, and CRN Channel Intelligence Council. As a futurist, and long standing member of the World Future Society, Jay is a recognized expert in the future of channels, alliances, partnering ecosystems and the study of emerging go-to-market models. An avid blogger, community, and social media expert, he has developed an innovative channel tech stack highlighting the importance of channel data and automation. Jay has lived in Calgary, Winnipeg, Toronto, Raleigh, Albany & Boynton Beach. He actively gives back to the community and been on the board of the United Way, National Cristina Foundation, and Junior Achievement. Key Insights: Services Now Outpace Products In Growth, Making Partner Ecosystems Essential For Scale Millennial Buyers Prefer Integrated Best Of Breed Stacks And Avoid Traditional Sales Motions Ecosystems Determine Winners, As No Company Succeeds Without Alliances, Integrations, and Services Partners Deals Are Shaped By Twenty-eight Buying Moments and An Average Of Seven Influencing Partners LAUNCH Provides Leaders A Clear System For Building Profit-Focused Partnership Programs Around These Moments A Small Percentage Of Partners Produce Most Results, So Leaders Must Recruit Broadly And Invest In Proven Performers   ********* Are you a partnering professional wanting to earn industry certifications and badges to showcase on LinkedIn? We will give you the first course and certification for FREE ($595 value)!

In this episode, optometrist and influencer Shaminder Dhaliwal (@dappereyedoc) shares his journey from Winnipeg to Edmonton, discussing the challenges of starting a private practice during the pandemic. Discover insights on networking, overcoming imposter syndrome, and balancing personal passions with professional life.

In this edition of 32 Thoughts Kyle Bukauskas and Elliotte Friedman check in from Colorado Springs at the Board of Governors meetings, where Olympic participation is once again a talking point. The guys get into contingency plans if the Milan arena isn't finished in time, league revenue projections, and early salary-cap estimates, plus where expansion chatter truly stands with a potential $2-billion price tag per team. Kyle and Elliotte dive deep into the escalating Quinn Hughes trade discussion, the Devils' dollar-in, dollar-out cap constraints, New Jersey's interest in Ryan O'Reilly, and how conversations between Vancouver and other clubs may have progressed after the Canucks' internal memo circulated (18:43). The fellas touch on Tristan Jarry being linked to Edmonton, why salary retention is a non-starter for Pittsburgh (31:57), and the growing possibility of a Phillip Danault trade (37:51). They also break down the Hagel hand-pass no-goal review and compare it to the Florida–Columbus situation involving Brad Marchand (40:41). The Final Thought looks ahead to next season's Heritage Classic returning to Winnipeg (56:12).Kyle and Elliotte answer your emails and voicemails in the Thoughtline (1:03:02).Today we highlight Winnipeg's Ariel Posen and his song Future Present Tense. Check out his music here.Listen to all the 32 Thoughts music here.Email the podcast at 32thoughts@sportsnet.ca or call the Thought Line at 1-833-311-3232 and leave us a voicemail.This podcast was produced and mixed by Dominic Sramaty and hosted by Elliotte Friedman & Kyle Bukauskas.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

Welcome back to "The Legendary—and slightly damaged—Pencil Dick Santa."On this week's episode of Serving Sundays, Dave and Candace Rae dive into the chaos of the holiday season. Dave mourns the tragic loss of a $5,000 rookie card collection due to a garage "hoarding" incident, leading to a deep dive on when to hold on and when to edit your life.Plus, the great debate: Are we living in the moment, or just living for the timeline? Candace argues that you need to take the damn photo, while Dave reminisces about the bootleg concert tapers of the 90s.Also in this episode:Recital reviews: Candace wants to sing like The Little Mermaid, but Dave thinks she sounds more like a "Grade 5 music teacher".The "MAPL" wheel and Canadian Content rules.Finding community at the gym (and wearing your son's sweatpants to get there).2026 Goals: From getting out of debt to... training a crow?.We want to hear from you! Do you take photos at concerts or live in the moment? Leave us a voice message on Speakpipe and we might play it on next week's show! Leave a voicemail here: CLICK HERE!!Follow us on the socials:Dave: @wheelerj28Candace: @itscandaceraeSupport the showFollow us on social media: Dave Wheeler Candace Rae

The Caps entered December 7-1 in their previous eight games and kept the heater going to start the month, winning their first two on a three-game western swing! Hear from our hosts, as well as Joe Beninati and Ethan Cadeaux, about the surge – and also, get a full recap of EB's luxury experience at the Thanksgiving Eve win over Winnipeg!

The Caps entered December 7-1 in their previous eight games and kept the heater going to start the month, winning their first two on a three-game western swing! Hear from our hosts, as well as Joe Beninati and Ethan Cadeaux, about the surge – and also, get a full recap of EB's luxury experience at the Thanksgiving Eve win over Winnipeg!

The Caps entered December 7-1 in their previous eight games and kept the heater going to start the month, winning their first two on a three-game western swing! Hear from our hosts, as well as Joe Beninati and Ethan Cadeaux, about the surge – and also, get a full recap of EB's luxury experience at the Thanksgiving Eve win over Winnipeg!

The Caps entered December 7-1 in their previous eight games and kept the heater going to start the month, winning their first two on a three-game western swing! Hear from our hosts, as well as Joe Beninati and Ethan Cadeaux, about the surge – and also, get a full recap of EB's luxury experience at the Thanksgiving Eve win over Winnipeg!

John Sneisen discusses his work on the OuterrNet, an alternative self-hosted decentralized internet that can't be shut down. He also explains how the financial system is on the edge and fears they may take us to war to reset the system. Watch on BitChute / Brighteon / Rumble / Substack / YouTube *Support Geopolitics & Empire! Become a Member https://geopoliticsandempire.substack.com Donate https://geopoliticsandempire.com/donations Consult https://geopoliticsandempire.com/consultation **Visit Our Affiliates & Sponsors! Above Phone https://abovephone.com/?above=geopolitics easyDNS (15% off with GEOPOLITICS) https://easydns.com Escape The Technocracy (15% off with GEOPOLITICS) https://escapethetechnocracy.com/geopolitics Outbound Mexico https://outboundmx.com PassVult https://passvult.com Sociatates Civis https://societates-civis.com StartMail https://www.startmail.com/partner/?ref=ngu4nzr Wise Wolf Gold https://www.wolfpack.gold/?ref=geopolitics Websites Economic Truth https://theeconomictruth.org OuterrNet https://outerr.net YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@Outerrnet Help The OuterrNet Foundation Build the Protocol! https://www.paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=EEX93ELDQN2V4 About John Sneisen John is a best-selling author of “The End of Freedom” and “Canada, The Greatest Economy In The World?” and has his video report Economic Truth Report on Odysee and Rumble. He also ran a podcast with financial planner and crypto expert Timothy Picciott of The Liberty Advisor. John is an international speaker and has spoken in 6 countries on four topics in two languages and is working closely with G. Edward Griffin as a member of Freedom Force International’s Leadership Council.  John has joined the OuterrNet project as a senior partner, where he is in charge of PR and media.  John also runs a local Freedom Force Group in Winnipeg with some of Winnipeg’s best minds who are committed to spreading freedom and individualism in Canada.  John was an economic and business development advisor for the UOS Blockchain and an advisor to Ubersta, a Canadian-based real estate investment blockchain platform that revolutionized real estate investing.  John has over 22 years of experience in the low-voltage field and has worked as a project manager for building infrastructure and cellular, fiber, and copper networks. John is an expert in discussing the future of 5G and surveillance as it is a part of his 22-year experience in CCTV, networking, and other security system. John does research to stay at the forefront of technology to predict and foresee risks and how to avoid them to create a brighter future for humanity. *Podcast intro music used with permission is from the song “The Queens Jig” by the fantastic “Musicke & Mirth” from their album “Music for Two Lyra Viols”: http://musicke-mirth.de/en/recordings.html (available on iTunes or Amazon)

The Sharks have surprised the league by sitting in a wildcard spot 27 games in, powered by 20-year-olds Macklin Celebrini—now second in league scoring behind Nathan MacKinnon—and Will Smith, though Ray still sees Anaheim as slightly ahead with better defence, size, and young depth. Team Canada faces a looming Olympic question: with a month until selections, can Connor Bedard realistically be left off the roster, and shouldn’t he at least be one of the two extras over another depth checker? Meanwhile, new concerns surface about Milan’s Olympic rink reportedly being four feet smaller than NHL size, and Ray wonders how much it would affect play. Trivia of the week: Crosby has scored on 167 different goalies, Ovechkin on 186—so how many did Ray beat in his career? We may need to crowd-sourse the answer. Winnipeg continues to spiral without Connor Hellebuyck, getting torched 5–1 by Buffalo as poor secondary scoring may be forcing players to cheat offensively and worsening their defensive issues. In Toronto, the Leafs may be exploring trades despite limited assets, with Troy Stecher making the most of a fresh opportunity amid blueline injuries. And in Carolina, the Hurricanes’ three-goalie system rolls on, with Brandon Bussi now 7–1 while facing just 27 total shots in his last two outings thanks to the Canes’ suffocating puck control.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.