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Fun had by all! Kenora MP Greg Rickford and a player from the First Nations All-Star team get led away in cuffs following a scrap in the second period! Both received a cooling off period and the decision....depends who you talk to!
(March 14; Staff)

Some of the action at the Northern Bands Oldtimers Hockey game at the Dryden Memorial Arena.
(March 14; Staff)

Dryden Mayor Craig Nuttall drops the puck at the Northern Bands Oldtimers Hockey game.
(March 14; Staff)

A group shot of Team Dryden and Team First Nations All-Stars at the Northern Bands Oldtimers Hockey Game. Great time had by all! A big thank you to ex-NHL'ers Thomas Steen and Wayne Babych for attending and being guest referee's

The Dryden Ice Dogs Lace Up for Cancer game in February was a huge success. Together with the CKDR Morning Show and our loyal listners, we managed to raise $5,429.75 for 1-year-old Hudson Bishop. Bishop is the son of former Dryden Ice Dogs and Dryden Eagle Shaun Bishop. Hudson is suffering from cancer and this money will go a long way to help the young man. CKDR and the Dryden Ice Dogs thank Anita Hackman for organizing the game and organizing the jersey auction. And we would like to thank you our listeners, for rising to the occassion and helping a great individual in Hudson Bishop. WE THANK YOU!!!!

Confederation College recognizes five students at the Sioux Lookout Campus for achieving First Class Standing in their programs.
Honours went to Jennifer Jakobsen, Nathan Mishibinijima, Natasha Sakchekapo-Lalonde, Stephanie Simpson and Danielle Tavares.
Letters of First Class Standing are issued to all full-time students who achieve a minimum semester grade point average of 3.5.
Pictured: Jennifer Jakobsen, Angelina Anderson-Regional Director, Stephanie Simpson and Danielle Tavares.

Confederation College recognizes five students at the Sioux Lookout Campus for achieving First Class Standing in their programs.
Honours went to Jennifer Jakobsen, Nathan Mishibinijima, Natasha Sakchekapo-Lalonde, Stephanie Simpson and Danielle Tavares.
Letters of First Class Standing are issued to all full-time students who achieve a minimum semester grade point average of 3.5.
Pictured: Angelina Anderson-Regional Director and Nathan Mishibinijima.

Confederation College recognizes five students at the Sioux Lookout Campus for achieving First Class Standing in their programs.
Honours went to Jennifer Jakobsen, Nathan Mishibinijima, Natasha Sakchekapo-Lalonde, Stephanie Simpson and Danielle Tavares.
Letters of First Class Standing are issued to all full-time students who achieve a minimum semester grade point average of 3.5.
Pictured: Angelina Anderson-Regional Director and Natasha Sakchekapo-Lalande.

The Annual Winterball Tournament was held on Saturday March 2nd and was a huge success. One of the biggest turnouts in the history of the tournament. A total of $1,750 was raised.
Organizers Brian and Eileen Williams have donated the funds to the Light Our Ball Diamonds project. The Committee now has $8,300 left to raise for the next phase of the project.
(March 2nd; A.Berrey)

Federal Interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae takes some time to drop the puck in the Northern Bands game featuring Lac Seul First Nation and Sandy Lake First Nation

Federal Interim Leader Bob Rae drops the puck at the Northern Bands Hockey Tournament at the Dryden Memorial Arena.
Lac Seul Obish and the Sandy Lake Chiefs battled on the ice following the ceremonial puck drop.
(March 12; Staff)

Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Chief Ruben Cantin Sr. and Federal Interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae at the Northern Bands Hockey Tournament in Dryden.
(March 12; Staff)