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Letters to the editor: April 7: 'Governments will continue to be criticized, often unjustly.' Pandemic check-in, plus other letters to the editor


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Lockdowns and vaccines
Re Ontario Health Officials Press For Stay-at-home Order (April 6): We are so weary. We find ourselves, once again, unable to resume regular activities without fear of becoming very ill.
Restraining activities such as outdoor dining, workouts and haircuts won’t get us to physical, mental and economic recovery without more support for testing and contact tracing, enhanced school safety, paid sick leave for anyone who contracts the virus and paid time off for vaccinations – all measures that Doug Ford has resisted in preference to the default option of lockdowns. ....

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Rival in Focus: Washington Capitals


Rival in Focus: Washington Capitals
by
Bill Meltzer
@BillMeltzer
/ philadelphiaflyers.com
Somewhat akin to the Philadelphia Flyers rivalry with the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Philadelphia club s clashes with the Washington Capitals were far too lopsided in the Flyers favor in the early years to be considered much of a rivalry at all. By 1982, however, the Caps began to emerge as a solid NHL club and there started to be more at stake in the standings. By the time the teams started to face off against one another in the playoffs and games between the teams became physical, chippy contests, the teams couldn t stand the sight of one another. ....

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O'Ree Taking His Rightful Place in Garden Rafters


O Ree Taking His Rightful Place in Garden Rafters
NHL s first Black player will become 12th Bruin to have his number retired
by
Eric Russo
@erusso22
/ BostonBruins.com
BostonBruins.com - For decades, Willie O Ree was without one of his most prized hockey possessions. Almost 60 years after he suited up for the Bruins, he had yet to track down one of his game-worn Spoked-B sweaters.
That changed unexpectedly in January 2018.
As the Bruins and NHL celebrated the 60
th anniversary of O Ree becoming the league s first Black player, he was invited to Boston for a number of celebrations that included the dedication of a street hockey rink bearing his name and a pregame ceremony at TD Garden. ....

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Boston Bruins retiring Willie O'Ree's number: NHL's first Black player to be honored on Feb. 18


Boston Bruins retiring Willie O’Ree’s number: NHL’s first Black player to be honored on Feb. 18
Updated Jan 12, 2021;
Posted Jan 12, 2021
MONTREAL - JANUARY 25: Willie O Ree attends the NHL All Star Game at Bell Centre on January 25, 2009 in Montreal, Canada. (Photo by Phillip MacCallum/Getty Images for NHL)
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Willie O’Ree, the first Black player to appear in an NHL game will have his Boston Bruins No. 22 retired next month.
O’Ree, who broke the sport’s color barrier in 1958, will be honored before Boston’s Feb. 18 game against the New Jersey Devils.
O’Ree is being honored for his contributions to the sports during and after his career. He played just 45 games in his NHL career. He had 14 goals in 43 games during the 1960-61 season. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto in 2018 in the “Builder” category. ....

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Bruins Name Patrice Bergeron 20th Captain In Team History


Patrice 
th captain of the Boston Bruins.
“To be Captain of an Original Six franchise is an honor, and a role that comes with much responsibility to his teammates and the fans,” said Bruins Owner Jeremy Jacobs. “There is no doubt in my mind that Patrice is the natural successor to the Captain role, and he will represent this franchise very well. He has consistently and reliably contributed to this team’s advancement and has been an adept leader for many years, both on and off the ice. His tenure as Captain will be one of great success.”
“Throughout Patrice Bergeron’s historic career with the Boston Bruins, he has carried himself with great integrity, humility and resiliency,” said Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs, “These qualities make Patrice a natural leader and an obvious choice as to who should serve as the next Captain of the Boston Bruins. We are incredibly proud to have Patrice fill this important role and look forward to watching him lead the locke ....

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