Lajeunesse Advances At OFSAA Championship
At the OFSAA Girls 'A' basketball championship in Timmins...
Lajeunesse advanced to the semifinals with a 44-38 win over fifth-seeded Rideau Friday.
Lauren Golding led Lajeunesse with 26-points in the win.
Lajeunesse is back in action Saturday morning at 11am against number one seed Jean Vanier.
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Pedestrian taken to hospital after crash on Ouellette
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Students name LaSalle's new snowplow
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Bright Lights Windsor kicks off on Friday
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Windsor Police locate missing man
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Autoworkers strike cut Ford sales by 100,000 vehicles and cost company $1.7 billion in profits
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'We are hoping that it saves lives': Canada launches new 988 suicide crisis helpline
Years in the making, Canadians from coast-to-coast can now call or text 988 when in crisis, or when someone knows a person is in crisis and needs assistance
