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Corner Brook Royals taking leave of absence for next senior hockey season, citing Civic Centre lockout and current league model

The Corner Brook Royals have informed Central West Senior Hockey League that the team will take a leave of absence from league play for the 2026-2027 season. Following extensive discussions, the club’s Executive Committee determined that it cannot operate a sustainable and competitive program under the current circumstances. “While the closure of the Corner Brook […]

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Brad Gushue begins new chapter in the broadcast booth

One of Canada’s all-time greatest curlers is trading the ice for the broadcast booth, as Newfoundland and Labrador’s Brad Gushue begins the next chapter of an extraordinary career. Gushue made his full-time analyst debut at the Grand Slam of Curling’s Co-op Invitational in Victoria, B.C., running from October 13 to 18, bringing decades of experience […]

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Defending Allan Cup champs take a time-out; Clarenville Caribous stepping away for 2026-27 AESHL season

The three-time Herder Memorial Trophy winners and 2011 Allan Cup champions will take a leave of absence for the 2026–27 season because of a shortage of available players. The Clarenville Ford Caribous are stepping away from senior hockey for the 2026–27 season, delivering a significant blow to the Avalon East Senior Hockey League and a […]

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Senior hockey powerhouse Clarenville Caribous taking leave of absence from league

In a devastating blow to senior hockey in the province, the powerhouse Clarenville Caribous are taking a one-year leave of absice because of a lack of available players.

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Former champion takes a time-out; Clarenville Caribous stepping away for 2026-27 AESHL season

The three-time Herder Memorial Trophy winners and 2011 Allan Cup champions will take a leave of absence for the 2026–27 season because of a shortage of available players. The Clarenville Ford Caribous are stepping away from senior hockey for the 2026–27 season, delivering a significant blow to the Avalon East Senior Hockey League and a […]

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