‘I’d be at every game’: Montreal businessman serious about purchasing Alouettes
Clifford Starke wants to return the Montreal Alouettes to their former glory. Continue reading
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Life-changing disease affects hundreds of British Columbians: ALS
Right now, 400 people in B.C. live with ALS, all of them looking for a cure that remains elusive. Continue reading
Former Als player Lapointe says time is of the essence to purchase club
Eric Lapointe, the former CFL running back remains interested in putting together a group to purchase the Montreal Alouettes. Continue reading
Montreal Alouettes have no comment on rumours of sale of franchise
Various reports out of Montreal said the Alouettes are on the verge of being sold. Continue reading
Montreal Alouettes release quarterback Johnny Manziel at CFL’s urging
In a statement, the Alouettes were directed by the CFL to sever ties with Manziel “after it was found that he had contravened the agreement, which made him eligible to play in the league.” Continue reading
Kingston first responders rally around veteran paramedic, volunteer firefighter diagnosed with ALS
Dale Hodgins was diagnosed with ALS, but the veteran paramedic and firefighter won’t have to go through the disease alone. Continue reading
Man with ALS dies in car fire on his way to Super Bowl
In a Facebook post, Ed Cushman’s brother Rob called it a “freak accident.” Continue reading
Playing with the pros: Montreal Alouettes kick off Ultimate Football Tour
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
The Montreal Alouettes kick off their 2019 Ultimate Football Tour at Academy Sainte-Anne. Continue reading
Alberta scientists make breakthrough in drug treatment for ALS
University of Alberta biologists believe a new application of an already-existing drug could significantly slow the progressive of the degenerative disease. Continue reading
ALS society lobbying New Brunswick and Nova Scotia governments for funding
By Jeremy Keefe Digital Broadcast Journalist
The ALS Society of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia have been operating for 40 years without any government support. On Wednesday, they called for $140,000 in annual funding. Continue reading