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7 days ago

On The Mark: Canada claims silver in 2025 Para Hockey Cup

Liam Hickey helped Canada to another silver medal on the world Paralympic stage over the weekend, with rival United States winning a 10th straight Para Hockey Cup title. However, he’s hoping Canada can beat the Americans at next year’s Paralympics in Italy. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.

December 02, 2025

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On The Mark: Two young trailblazers in women’s hockey and baseball

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November 25, 2025

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On The Mark: Gushue hoping for third trip to Winter Olympics

November 25, 2025 Read more

4 weeks ago

On the Mark: Brad Gushue begins quest for one more trip to Olympics Read more

1 month ago

On the Mark: Local kickboxers set sights on world championships Read more

1 month ago

On The Mark: Province hosts National U18 Women’s Hockey Championship Read more

2 months ago

On The Mark: Two local players at Under-17 World Hockey Challenge Read more

7 months ago

On The Mark: Coach from NL helps to make hockey history in Texas

Team Canada made history on the world hockey stage in Texas over the weekend, and a coach from this province helped Canada to a convincing 7-0 win over Sweden in the final. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.

8 months ago

On the Mark: Local race car driver on national podium

Last week, Inex’s spring nationals in Tennessee brought together some of the fastest Legends race car drivers in the U.S., Canada and beyond. This province was represented by Cullen O’Connors. NTV’s Mark Dwyer reports.

8 months ago

On The Mark: N.L. player Ryan Greene makes NHL debut in Chicago win

After a whirlwind couple of days, Ryan Greene, of Paradise, made his NHL debut with the Chicago Blackhawks Monday night. The talented forward played a key role in Chicago’s 4-3 shootout win at Montreal. Here’s NTV’s Mark Dwyer.

8 months ago

On The Mark: Remembering N.L. hockey trailblazer Alex Faulkner

It’s a sad day for the sports community. Alex Faulkner, who paved the way for a generation of hockey players from this province, has died. He was 88. NTV’s Mark Dwyer looks back on his incredible career.