Canada is the birthplace of many sports, from lacrosse to basketball.
But hundreds of competitors from across the country have rolled into Regina this week for a lesser-known Canadian pastime.
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Global News’ Sarah jones has more on the Five Pin Canadian Open Championship and how it’s celebrating a community of unique athletes.
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Check out the video at the top of the page for more on the tournament
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