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Photo By: Joerg Mitter, Crashed Ice Newsroom It was a "yahoo" moment for winner Pte Kyle Croxall of Canada, after beating out Arttu Pihlainen of Finland, and brother Scott Croxall. The trio celebrated their top three placement in the first race of the Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship in Saint Paul, U.S. |
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Photo By: Joerg Mitter, Crashed Ice Newsroom Winner Kyle Croxall of Canada leads ahead of Arttu Pihlainen of Finland and Scott Croxall of Canada during the finals of the first stop of the Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship in Saint Paul, USA on January 14, 2012. |
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Photo By: Sebastian Marko, Crashed Ice Newsroom Artuu Pihlainen from Finland, Kyle Croxall from Canada, Scott Croxall from Canada and Paavo Klintrup from Finland perform at the finals of the first stop of the Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship 2012 of January 14 in Saint Paul, USA. |
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Photo By: Ben Green, Lookout Last fall, A/SLt Christopher Mackie, a reservist with HMCS Malahat, was struck by a bus while walking through a crosswalk causing devestating injuries to his leg and pelvis. Now four months later, he's beginning rehabilitation at the Naden Athletic Centre where he focuses on trying to recover much of the muscle mass he lost. Here he works to maintain his upper body fitness on the shoulder press. |
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Photo By: Ben Green, Lookout Gingerly putting small amounts of weight on the leg press, A/SLt Christopher Mackie, a reservist with HMCS Malahat, is slowly trying to work out his right leg which suffered much of the trauma. |
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Photo By: Ross Lees Capt Elizabeth Crosier sits in the cockpit of the gigantic CC-177 Globemaster III. She flies this amazing aircraft for the 429 Squadron in Trenton. She is one of the youngest pilots in the squadron. |
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Photo By: Benjamin J. DeLong,Trident Staff The Toronto Blue Jays were treated to a tour of HMCS Toronto during their visit to CFB Halifax. Three current players, JP Arencibia, Brett Cecil, Eric Thames, and hall of famer, Roberto Alomar visited as part of their Winter Tour with the Blue Jays. |
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Photo By: Ben Green, Lookout On Jan. 26, Canadian Blood Services honoured the Department of National Defence with a plaque after DND recommitted to the Partner for Life program. The program looks for organizations, groups, and agencies all across Canada to donate blood, plasma, and platelets on a regular basis to help citizens all over the country. Here Ian Mumford (left), Chief Operating Officer for Canadian Blood Services, presents Capt(N) Mike Knippel, MARPAC Chief of Staff, with the plaque. |
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Photo By: Ben Green, Lookout On Jan. 26, Canadian Blood Services honoured the Department of National Defence with a plaque after DND recommitted to the Partner for Life program. To mark the occasion, two CF members, Sgt Vicky Killion and Sgt Rick Sanders, were on hand to donate blood. Here Sgt Killion sits comfortably as she makes her donation. |
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Photo By: Ben Green, Lookout As a small treat afterwards, Canadian Blood Services provided a ceremonial cake which Sgt Killion had the honour of cutting after her donation. |
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