The Leaside Flames Bantam AA team took to the road in a hockey weekend they will never forget. On October 25th, the boys, their parents, and coaches headed to Manitoulin Island with over 450 …more
Ninety-nine-year-old Al Wallace sits in a chair at the Sunnybrook Veterans Centre and recounts that as a pilot fighting in World War II, one never knew “whether a mission would be a one-way or a …more
Since 2013, the Leaside Sports Hall of Fame has recognized and celebrated the talent of local athletes and the invaluable contributions of volunteers in sports. This years’ four new members, along with the Hall of …more
There is an old adage that says one should “work hard in silence, and let success be your noise.” Leasider Glen Harwood exemplifies this precept. A humble man who works hard in life and sport, …more
Often times a sporting event ends with two groups of winners – the victorious team and those who bet on them. In the case of the recent Leaside Grand Slam Tournament, though, many experienced, and …more
I’m thinking of standing in a fully enclosed 31 x 21 ft. box and having a small rubber ball hurled at my head at speeds of up to 250 km/hr. Because I’m just that brave. …more
On Mon., Sept. 2nd, a group of thirteen 8-year-old boys made history. For the first time since 2001, a Leaside Leafs AAA team won the provincial baseball championships. Coached by Jeff Wolburgh, “Coach Single,” Alex …more
I am the ultimate rink rat. But until I met Scott Greenfield, the thought of keeping an arena and all its moving parts running seamlessly had never entered my mind. For the new general manager …more
When my kids were much younger, I used to think I was the world’s worst mother as I delivered them to the schoolyard on the first day of school each September. While other parents were …more
In my house, there are a few rooms (possibly one) that are completely devoid of clutter. But then, there is THE room where clutter truly reigns – the place where things we planned to someday …more
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