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Dubinsky rink edged by Alberta, but advances to U18 playoffs

The top four teams in each pool move on to the playoff round. ....

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Dubinsky foursome take down Northwest Territories at U18s

Thunder Bay rink improved to 3-2 in the women's national junior championship in Ottawa. ....

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Team Dubinsky getting set for nationals, Ontario Winter Games

Coming off a win at last week's U18 Northern Ontario playdowns, the Kakabeka Falls Curling Club team is looking for success next month on two even bigger stages. ....

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Organizers feeling positive about scaled-back Ontario Winter Games

About 1,500 fewer athletes, coaches and officials than originally planned will be in Thunder Bay for the 2024 Games, thanks largely to travel concerns. ....

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Ontario Winter Games in Thunder Bay to proceed next month even after half of the sports pull out

There's snow on the ground and excitement in the air, but significantly fewer athletes than anticipated will be at next month's Ontario Winter Games in Thunder Bay. City organizers say there are challenges related to travel, while local athletes remain pumped to play in their home environment. ....

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