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Sam Laskaris

Sam Laskaris

Verified

Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Wind Speaker

Toronto

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  • Kamloops gears up to host national hockey tournament

    By Sam Laskaris Verified| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified The British Columbia city of Kamloops is getting ready to host this year’s National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC). The event, which will feature 12 participating clubs (six female and six male), will be held May 4 to May 10. “Everything seems ready to go and falling into place right now,” said Duncan Olthuis, who is serving as the tournament’s general manager. “There are a few little things we need to button up but nothing unusual compared to any other tournament.

    By Sam Laskaris Verified · The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Kamloops gears up to host national hockey tournament

    By Sam Laskaris Verified| Wind Speaker@ The British Columbia city of Kamloops is getting ready to host this year’s National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC). The event, which will feature 12 participating clubs (six female and six male), will be held May 4 to May 10. “Everything seems ready to go and falling into place right now,” said Duncan Olthuis, who is serving as the tournament’s general manager. “There are a few little things we need to button up but nothing unusual compared to any other tournament.

    By Sam Laskaris Verified · Wind Speaker

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Social enterprise looks to build centres of excellence across the country

    By Sam Laskaris Verified| Wind Speaker@ Tim Carwell is hoping Indigenous Centres of Excellence begin popping up across Canada in the next few years. The centres will be multi-nation spaces where Indigenous knowledge, language and culture will be shared, reads the webpage devoted to Carwell’s social enterprise called Dreams Tree Community Investments.

    By Sam Laskaris Verified · Wind Speaker

    Apr. 08, 2025

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