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Lisa Wallace

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Sports writer based out of Ottawa, cover the Senators and Redblacks for Canadian Press. Works in communications, proud parent. Opinions expressed are my own.
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Blue Bombers rally to beat winless Redblacks 36-34 in overtime

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By Lisa Wallace
| Times Colonist Verified
OTTAWA — Quarterback Dru Brown earned a little redemption against his former team helping lead the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to a 36-34 come-from-behind overtime win over the winless Ottawa Redblacks on Sunday night. With the loss Ottawa falls to 0-6, while the Blue Bombers improve to 4-2. Brown found Gavin Cobb for the winning play — a two-point convert in the new CFL overtime format that helps break ties after each team has two offensive possessions.
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QB Brown takes on former team as Blue Bombers set to visit winless Redblacks

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By Lisa Wallace
| The Toronto Star Verified
OTTAWA - Dru Brown doesn’t need any extra motivation when he takes on the Ottawa Redblacks Sunday night. But an opportunity for a little validation will present itself. Demoted during training camp before even taking a snap for the Redblacks, Brown returns to the nation’s capital as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ (3-2) starting quarterback. Zach Collaros was placed on the six-game injured list Friday.
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Ottawa Charge shifts home arena to Canadian Tire Centre, home of NHL's Senators

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By Lisa Wallace
| Sechelt / Gibsons Coast Reporter Verified
OTTAWA — After drawing big crowds during their playoff run in the Professional Women's Hockey League, the Ottawa Charge are making a permanent move to a bigger stage. The Charge announced Wednesday they will play home games at Canadian Tire Centre starting this coming season as part of a multi-year agreement. The Charge played all four of their playoff games at the arena this spring with an average attendance of just over 13,000.
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