Mark Colley
Staff Reporter, Sports and News at The (Toronto) Star
staff reporter @torontostar. i cover pretty much everything.
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1 day ago |
thespec.com | Mark Colley
Frustrations with Wayne Gretzky have seemingly reached the Hockey Hall of Fame. A sticker welcoming the Canadian hockey legend to the “Hall of Lame” recently appeared at the museum next to a display honouring Gretzky, labelling him the “Great Once” and the “Great Waning Legacy.”The sticker was accompanied by a QR code leading to a music video on YouTube called “The Great Once,” which featured Gretzky cards being burned.
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1 day ago |
thespec.com | Mark Colley
The NHL says it has suspended a top Florida Panthers executive for a series of “inappropriate” posts on social media. The X account of Douglas Cifu, who is the vice chairman, partner and alternate governor of the Panthers, is now deactivated. But screenshots appear to show Cifu arguing on Sunday with a fan, calling them a “51st state anti Semite loser” and while promoting the elimination of Hamas.
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1 day ago |
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Mark Colley
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2 days ago |
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Mark Colley
Sunscreen season is here. Some sunny days are expected this week as the weather continues to warm, and summer will soon begin in earnest for many with Victoria Day weekend. It’s a handy time to remember some essential skin safety tips. Between 80 and 90 per cent of all skin cancers — the most common type of cancer — are caused by ultraviolet rays, which come from the sun, according to the Canadian Skin Cancer Foundation.
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4 days ago |
thespec.com | Mark Colley
A 53-year-old Soviet spacecraft built to survive the hellish conditions of Venus — where the sky glows yellow, the temperature soars to 460 degrees Celsius and the atmospheric pressure is akin to being crushed a kilometre below the ocean’s surface — has likely hit Earth, the European Space Agency says. No one knows exactly where. The experts weren’t quite sure on when it was going to, either.
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A 53-year-old Soviet spacecraft built to survive Venus — where the sky glows yellow and the temperature measures 460 degrees — is about to hit Earth. The problem? No one knows where. Back on the space beat for @TorontoStar: https://t.co/5xCVhOd1wn
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