Juniors move on
Their gold-medal dreams yet again eaten alive by the Russian bear, the 22 young men who wore the Canadian crest in Halifax yesterday scattered across the continent.
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After the heartbreak
You probably didn't know much about Ian White and Jordin Tootoo before the World Junior Hockey Championship. Neither did the rest of the country.
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Fleury deserves all the credit
It is refreshing to find, in the morning-after analyses of Canada's defeat in the world junior hockey championship gold-medal game, a show of no hands.
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World-class experience
The medals were silver but the experience from the world junior hockey championship for Jeff Woywitka and Boyd Gordon was golden.
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Silver wasn't on their minds
Scottie Upshall will always savour the memory of stepping onto the ice with the deafening roar of the Halifax faithful awaiting the semifinal tilt against the United States.
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Tootoo's special to Speaker
Forget about politics -- it's hockey that's on the mind of George Hickes these days.
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Juniors deserve one huge hug
Hey Londoners, next time you see a junior hockey player, give him a hug -- no matter if he plays with the Knights, Sarnia Sting, Kitchener Rangers, whoever -- and thank him for playing a sport that is able to grab a nation's attention and tug on its heartstrings for 11 days.
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Juniors find saying goodbye is hard
It was tough losing to the Russians on Sunday night. It was even tougher saying goodbye yesterday.
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Need for sleep rings a Bell
Brendan Bell is back, although getting here wasn't quite as easy as he thought it would be.
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