Wednesday, November 27, 2019

HHT Nov 27/19
BOMBERS MAKE HISTORY

  • on November 17/19 Bombers played the Roughriders in Regina the Western Final.
  • the Bombers win 20-13 was hard-fought, possesion of the ball was changing often.
  • Zack Cularros, a recently acquired quarterback was hailed the star of the game.
  • Bombers are now set to play for the Grey Cup 

Don Cherry gets the Axe

  • Don Cherry, 86 years, was a hockey icon, having spent his life playing hockey and coaching at many levels.
  • was a commenter and hockey analyst for Coaches Corner until he was fired on Nov.11.
  • Cherry had strong opinions and comments about those not wearing a poppy were thought to be discriminatory and directed to immigrants. 
  • this has created controversy, with pros and cons on how SportsNet handled his dismissal
  • Natalie believes he has a right to speak out about his strong beliefs and does not feel he was singling out immigrants

Nestle Boycott

  • Nestle bottled water comes from wells and lakes across Canada communities but not necessarily with consent.
  • 4.7 million litres are taken, but little money is given to the communities 20 cents a litre, nestle sells a bottle of water for $2.00.
2019 Hockey Hall of Fame Inductees

  • the ceremony was held on November 15 - 18 weekend to welcome inductees; all former players and coaches in various levels of hockey. 
  • purpose of the ceremony is to honour inductees whose passion and love for hockey is memorable.
  • Hayley Wickenheiser, the youngest inductee has been an excellent role model for kids, well deserved to be in the hall of fame
CN Rail Workers on Strike 

  • CN Rail Workers went on strike as their demands for safer working conditions were not met.
  • 3000 employees on strike as of Nov.19 as their contract ended July 23.
  • staff was concerned about fatigue, working hours and working conditions.
  • the strike has affected many industries such as chemical, grain, and mining.
  • Tims opinion is he supports CN employees strike to improve working conditions. 

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