Smooth sailing: The evolution of adaptive equipment in the sport
Brian Cuerrier of Belleville, ON uses the windlass to race at the Quebec Cup regatta in Pointe Claire Quebec with companion Emilie Léonard in 2015. Photo: Luka Bartulovic Innovations in sailing technology A slick white hull cuts through the salt waters just outside the Northwest Arm, a narrow inlet off Halifax, Nova Scotia. The 16-foot…
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Getting moving during the workday
Given that much of modern work involves sedentary sitting positions, it’s crucial to consider the potential detrimental impacts of prolonged sitting on health. Recent research highlights how various activities can influence our blood sugar levels after meals. Taking short breaks from sitting can aid in lowering blood sugar, with slow-paced walking offering even greater benefits.
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2024 National Aboriginal Hockey ChampionshipsThe Aboriginal Sport Circle established the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC) in 2002 to serve as the premiere competition for young Indigenous hockey players in Canada. The annual event provides a forum for elite U18 aged Indigenous male and female youth and attracts participation from First Nation, Inuit and Metis across the 13 provinces and territories. This annual event helps foster cultural unity and pride to celebrate the athletic abilities of Indigenous players from across the country. The NAHC also […] Read more: 2024 National Aboriginal Hockey Championships |
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