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Martin Cleary
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Freelance sports columnist, Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa
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St. Lawrence University's Sarah Thompson wins Hockey Humanitarian Award, Ottawa student-athletes earn awards throughout Ontario
By Martin Cleary Verified| Ottawa Sports Pages@ ~~~~~~~~~ Advertisement ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ Advertisement ~~~~~~~~~By Martin ClearyUniversity sports have wrapped up for another academic year across Ontario, with schools handing out individual honours to their top student-athletes. Earlier this week, High Achievers focused on the major winners at Carleton University and the University of Ottawa.
By Martin Cleary Verified| Ottawa Sports Pages@ ~~~~~~~~~ Advertisement ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ Advertisement ~~~~~~~~~By Martin ClearySoccer-player-turned-rugby-player Aurora Bowie graduated from Bill Crothers Secondary School in Markham, ON, in 2019 and enrolled at the University of Ottawa. It proved to be the absolute right decision for the Stouffville, ON, resident both academically and athletically.
St. Lawrence University's Sarah Thompson wins Hockey Humanitarian Award, Ottawa student-athletes earn awards throughout Ontario
By Martin Cleary Verified| Ottawa Sports Pages@ ~~~~~~~~~ Advertisement ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ Advertisement ~~~~~~~~~By Martin ClearyUniversity sports have wrapped up for another academic year across Ontario, with schools handing out individual honours to their top student-athletes. Earlier this week, High Achievers focused on the major winners at Carleton University and the University of Ottawa.
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Ottawa Citizen
The Ottawa Citizen is one of Canada's oldest newspapers, founded in 1845. It has played a significant role in Canadian journalism and was instrumental in advocating for Ottawa's designation as the capital of Canada. Over its long history, the newspaper has evolved into a key source of local, national, and international news. The Ottawa Citizen offers both print and digital news, providing daily editions and online content. It also preserves historical issues from 1845 to 2010, making them accessible for genealogists and researchers. The newspaper has a strong commitment to community advocacy, supporting local infrastructure and cultural initiatives. It has partnered with Carleton University to enhance journalism education and has contributed to the development of the local community. With 175 years of continuous operation, the Ottawa Citizen remains a vital institution in Canadian media, connecting readers with important news and historical insights.
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