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Meet the Labrador mom and daughter duo making history on the latest season of Amazing Race Canada

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By Nicholas Mercer Verified
| The Telegram (St. John's, NL) Verified
Richards also went back and watched each of the 11 previous seasons of the show to brush up on things. “It don’t matter how strong you are, there are a million things that come into it into play,” said Martin-Kelly. “It’s a mix of everything. Luck got something to do with it as well.” A big part of their time on the Amazing Race will be representing Wabush, and Labrador as a whole.
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Labrador City in state of emergency as wildfire burns near the community

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By Nicholas Mercer Verified
| The Telegram (St. John's, NL) Verified
Her thoughts couldn’t help but drift to the previous times she’s had to evacuate because of wildfire— two years ago, when a massive wildfire threatened Churchill Falls, and again over a decade ago, when the same thing happened in Wabush. Of those, the majority are spread across the Labrador — most are out of control — while another is in the Crippleback area of central Newfoundland. The largest of those is the one near Oreway, which is 6,630 hectares in size.
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Six Newfoundland Regiment players attending NHL development camps

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By Nicholas Mercer Verified
| The Telegram (St. John's, NL) Verified
With the 2026 NHL Entry Draft in the rearview mirror, it’s time for the next step for many of hockey’s top prospects. Several of them started this week around the league, and there are plenty of reasons for local hockey fans to check them out. In particular, the Newfoundland Regiment is sending at least six players to pro camps around the league. Arguably at the top of the list is goaltender Louis-Antonine Denault, who was a seventh-round draft pick of the Florida Panthers in this year’s draft.
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