Next Saturday, @KingstonFronts are honouring Mav as part of their game vs. Mississauga. They are hoping to hear from former players with their stories, or who are planning to go to the game. They can contact: [email protected]
Junior hockey lost a giant this morning as former coach/GM of the Belleville Bulls and Kingston Frontenacs Larry Mavety passed away. Larry was always great to talk to and his teams gave us plenty of great action. He will be missed. Condolences to his family.
It is with heavy hearts that we report the passing of our dear friend, Len Coyle.
Lenny joined the Kingston Frontenacs family in 1973. He has always been a huge part of our team and the Kingston community.
Our condolences and thoughts are with the Coyle and Horton family.
@cityofkingston@MIHomeYGK thanks to the public works folks when sweeping our street,(Carmil Blvd) for not only waving at our kids but blowing the big air horn. Made their evening during this time of non excitement.
Dr. Tom Holmes is presented with the @SOOntario 50th anniversary appreciation trophy. He & his team of The Professionals have raised over $87,000 for Special Olympics in the last 6 years thru the annual Polar Plunge. Please donate or make your own team: https://t.co/iYgf9SQP6T
More #restaurants per capita than almost any other city in Canada means that even the most discerning of foodies will find some new favourites here.
https://t.co/Jabv4So4Xb
#YGK#Ontario
Why do I drive all over the city taking him to rinks? Why do we wake up at 6 am on Saturdays to practice? Why do we spend thousands of dollars on camps and leagues? BECAUSE HE LOVES IT!!
Another successful running of my charity ball hockey tournament. Many thanks to the city of Kingston, the Hub staff and the various hockey guys/girls that came out and supported the event. Means a lot! @BGCKingstonON
I have never been more proud to be Canadian. I am so grateful to live in such a beautiful country that values its people and their diversity. Happy Canada Day, #YGK!
#DDay June 6, 1944
The average age of Allied soldiers was estimated to be 22 with many as young as 17 risking their lives for our freedom.
How different our comfortable lives are today.
Feeling tremendous gratitude today for all of those brave souls
This finally arrived!! Thank you @belfastgiants and @GiantsOSC and @CrAm723 for everything you have done this season!!! Can't wait to wear it next season! #newhomeinvirginia
People from across Canada and around the world are placing hockey sticks outside their houses in tribute to the Humboldt Broncos. https://t.co/jwIQVsOx8B
We are all Broncos now. This story is so tragic and every Canadian will feel it. It strikes to the heart of so many small towns and big where we watch our young board buses and travel the countryside for the game we all love. So incredibly sad. #prayforhumbolt