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Breadcrumb Trail Links Ottawa Senators Hockey NHL Senators Extra Sanderson’s OT winner keeps Senators rolling through the West Published Dec 22, 2024  •  Last updated 1 hour ago  •  4 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Claude Giroux of the Ottawa Senators and Carson Soucy of the Vancouver Canucks battle in front of the net during the first period in NHL action on Dec. 21, 2024 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver. Photo by Rich Lam /Getty Images Article content SENATORS 5, CANUCKS 4 (OT) There is no stopping these Ottawa Senators. The Senators are the National Hockey League’s hottest team after they extended their winning streak to six straight games with a dramatic 5-4 overtime victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night at Rogers Arena. Defenceman Jake Sanderson completed a three-point night by scoring the winner only...

Het ministerie van Openbare Werken (OW) is in samenwerking met Stichting Social Army Suriname gestart met ontsluitingswerkzaamheden in Sabaku Village. Met behulp van machines wordt het gebied weer toegankelijk gemaakt. Volgens het ministerie is het initiatief van groot belang voor verschillende groepen die percelen hebben ontvangen, zoals jongeren, sociaal zwakkeren, mensen met een beperking, senioren en anderen zonder eigen perceel. De werkzaamheden zijn officieel gestart op maandag 16 december. Het project, dat in het verleden al voorzien was van infrastructuur, heeft door jarenlange leegstand te maken gekregen met overwoekerde wegen en beschadigde voorzieningen zoals water- en stroomleidingen. Het gebied omvat meer dan 400 kavels. Op initiatief van Social Army, zijn bewoners opgeroepen om samen te werken aan het opruimen van het project. Deze inspanningen worden ondersteund door het ministerie. Het doel is om het gebied weer volledig toegankelijk te maken, zodat perceeleigenaren kunnen beginnen met bouwen. Een graafmachine was tijdens...

-does not rule out another payout President Irfaan Ali on Friday acknowledged that the $100,000 cash grant rollout is going slower than expected because of verification checks and complications but he also held out the prospect of another payout next year. “This is an investment we are making in the human capital so that they can take this resource now and they can come together as families. You can come together as communities and create wealth… use this as an investment platform to grow your net income, to grow your net worth, to create new wealth, to create new opportunity,” Ali said when asked by the Sunday Stabroek about similar grants next year when he appeared on the second episode of his ‘In the Seat’ panel interview. “When you take it from the individual level to the family level, to the community level, then you understand the comprehensive holistic impact,...

Court of Appeal overturns rape conviction, orders retrial – Guyana Times Home News Court of Appeal overturns rape conviction, orders retrial The Court of Appeal on Friday overturned the conviction of Sheldon Lynch, who had been sentenced to life imprisonment for allegedly raping an 11-year-old girl in Region One (Barima-Waini) on August 22, 2015.The decision was made on the grounds that prejudicial evidence had been improperly admitted during his trial, significantly impacting the fairness of the proceedings. A retrial has been ordered for the next session of the Demerara Criminal Assizes, scheduled to begin next month.Lynch, who is in his 50s, was convicted in July 2016 after a trial by judge and jury at the Demerara High Court. Following his conviction, he received a life sentence without the possibility of parole.It is alleged that Lynch engaged in sexual penetration with the child...

One Guyana President’s Cup Squash Championships… THE largest turn-out of the One Guyana President’s Cup Squash Championship watched as Nicollette Fernandes and Jason- Ray Khalil emerged winners of Men’s and Women’s singles titles, when the action-packed tournament climaxed in the finals yesterday. In the women’s final, the scores did not truly reflect the magnitude of competition between Number Two seed Mary Fung-a-Fat and World Masters Women’s Singles Champion, the evergreen Nicolette Fernandes. Fung-a-Fat displayed wonderful manoeuvres and tenacity, but Fernandes made phenomenal use of the Court, and produced precise shot selection and exquisite backhand drives as the 41-year-old Caribbean Squash sensation looked supremely fit and in total control. Singles winners (from left) Nicolette Fernandes (Women), Jason-Ray Khalil (Men’s), Zion Hickerson (Boys’ U-15), Emily Fung-a-Fat (Girls’ U15/ U19) and Demetri Lowe Mary, on the other hand, tested Nicollette with well-placed drop shots, but Nicolette, aging like good wine, countered them like...