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โI donโt think Iโve ever met a prouder Canadian than my dad,โ hockey legend Wayne Gretzky said in his emotional eulogy remembering his father, Walter, this past Saturday.ย The Canadian hockey icon who made a tremendous impact within his community and towards the game of hockey passed away last Thursday at the age of 82. …
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Laurier mourns the loss of Walter Gretzky, notable Brantford community leader, who passed away on Mar. 4, 2021. Walter was a father of five, including hockey star Wayne Gretzky. Born in Canning, Ontario, a local township, he and his wife, Phyllis, raised their five children in Brantford, Ontario. โAdmired by Canadians from coast to coast,…
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After a bigoted rant directed at new immigrants during โCoaches Cornerโ on Saturday night, Don Cherry aligned himself perfectly with the โO.K. Boomerโ meme, and has since been fired by Sportsnet. The Hockey Night in Canada host criticized immigrants in the Toronto area who he claimed did not honour Canadaโs veterans, angrily stating, โYou people…
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Laurierโs womenโs hockey team is still in search of their first win of the season after two home losses this weekend.ย A 5-3 loss against Nipissing on Friday night as well as a 2-0 loss to Laurentian on Saturday afternoon has Coach Patonโs team sitting at the bottom of the OUA with a 0-0-1-3 record.…
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The Wilfrid Laurier University womenโs hockey team has a new head coach. On May 11, 2018, the Laurier Department of Athletics announced the hiring of Kelly Paton as the new head coach and manager of womenโs hockey operations. Paton coached the Western Mustangs for the past two seasons and led the Hawksโ rivals to a…
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Coming off of a 69-49 loss at Western Friday night in their first game of 2018, the Wilfrid Laurier University womenโs basketball team were looking to bounce back in a matchup against the Windsor Lancers the next day. Ultimately, the team fell short, posting a final score of 71-60. The Hawks held their own in…
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A clean start to the New Year was not in the cards for the Wilfrid Laurier University menโs basketball team. Losing to the Mustangs 78-76 on a buzzer beating layup is not so much the ideal way anyone would like to enter the second half of a season. On the second night of back to…


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