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OTTAWA 鈥?Newly released documents show the Liberal government is expecting to send some $30 million in unused infrastructure money directly to cities through a temporary top-up to the gas tax fund.The party has long promised to shift unused infrastructure money to the fund, which allows cities to spend on roa
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stanley cup rt Calisti had three assists leading the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds to a 7-3 victory over the Sudbury Wolves in Ontario Hockey League action. Tanner Dickinson added a goal and an assist for the Greyhounds.Brad Chenier had a goal and an assist for the Wolves.The Greyhounds led 2-1 at the end of the first period after goals from Jaromir Pytlik and Rory Kerins. Macauley Carson scored for Sudbury. A
stanley cup RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Greyhounds led 3-2 after two periods on a goal by Cole MacKay. Blake Murray scored for Sudbury.
stanley quencher Sault Ste. Marie broke the game open in the third, extending their lead to 7-3 led by goals from Alex Johnston, Dickinson, Zack Trott and Joe Carroll. Chenier scored for the Wolves. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW ON THE POWER PLAY: The Greyhounds were 2-for-4 with the man advantage while the Wolves scored once in three opportunities.STARS OF THE GAME: 1. Robert Calisti Sault Ste. Marie , 2. Tanner Dickinson Sault Ste. Marie and 3. Brad Chenier Sudbury . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This article was generated using Wordsmith. Data was provided by the OHL via HockeyTech. To provide feedback on this article email: communities@metroland.
