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Bulls Trounce Frontenacs in OHL Action Rooted in tradition · Exploring the future Vol. 47 · Issue #6 Thursday, Jan 31, 2013 Loyalist College · Belleville, ON · Canada Bulls trounce Frontenacs in OHL action sisted by Garrett Hooey, sent the puck Belleville takes into Morrison’s net. At 7:38, the Bulls sixth goal was decisive 8-2 win scored by Subban and assisted by Quine and Cramarossa. at Yardmen Arena Nine minutes into the second pe- riod, the Frontenacs finally scored By Nam Phi Dang on Bulls goalie Malcolm Subban. Jean Dupuy scored with assists from Slater The Belleville Bulls proved to be un- Doggett and Ryan Hanes. tamable when they faced the Kings- With the Bulls pulling too far away ton Frontenacs Wednesday night in for the Frontenacs to catch up, Sam the fifth of eight meeting this season. Bennett assisted by Luke Hietkamp, Within the first 20 minutes of the managed to score the second and only match, the Bulls pulled a four-point goal for the Frontenacs. lead against the Frontenacs starting The 8-2 Bulls win was the same out- goalie, Mike Morrison, and finished come when the Bulls played the Fron- off the night with tenacs in an earlier an 8-2 win. match up in Janu- Despite both ‘Once we got the lead, ary. teams having made Kingston’s Mor- 11 attempts on goal we kind of got sloppy rison said the in the first period, on our own end, team needs to the Bulls proved come back stron- their strength and especially in the second ger in their next scored within the match up with first five min- and third in when we Belleville. utes. The goal was gave up a couple goals “Not give them scored by Daniil as many chances. Zharkov with as- that should’ve not hap- They had a lot of sists from Alan pened. Tomorrow we’ll chances that they Quine and Jo- shouldn’t have so seph Cramarossa. work on them in we need to cut Less than two min- down on those,” utes later, Carter practice and clean up said Morrison. Sandlak scored an- those areas.’ Silas said the other goal for the Bulls can also im- Bulls. Bulls Stephen Silas prove. With just about “Once we got the six minutes left in lead, we kind of the first period, Stephen Silas, assisted got sloppy on our own end, especially by Tyler Graovac and Quine, tallied in the second and third in when we another. gave up a couple goals that should’ve Quine, assisted by Jordan Subban not happened. Tomorrow we’ll work and Zharkov, ended the first period on them in practice and clean up Photo by Justin Tang with another goal. those areas,” said Silas. A minute and 30 seconds into the The Bulls play the Frontenacs next Belleville Bulls left winger Daniil Zharkov scores on Kingston Frontenacs goaltender Colin Furlong for his hat-trick as second period, Michael Curtis, as- on Friday, Feb. 8, in Kingston. the Belleville Bulls took on the Kingston Frontenacs in OHL play Wednesday. The Bulls won 8-2. Achoo!! Production shortage makes some cold remedies hard to buy Shortage comes site upgrade at one of our manufacturing The shortage comes at an extremely fections. facilities”. ‘We always see a lot of inconvenient time as Canadians are in Antibiotics cannot cure a virus, he at inconvenient time There has been no word to date from the midst of cold and flu season. said, and nothing can. 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It’s been a busy cold and flu season but leville has been busier than usual because of a As Canadians do their best to handle people have to suffer through it without ticularly bad respiratory “We therefore recommend other on- particularly bad respiratory virus going the cold and flu season without the aid some of their favourite remedies. the-shelf products and over-the-coun- virus going around.’ arou n d .” of some of their favourite health care Novartis Consumer Health came out ter medications, like antihistamines and Dr. Adam Stewart of Tri Area Medi- products, Novartis continues to upgrade with a media release last March stating, Registered Practical Nurse Lois Farrell acetaminophen to combat cold symp- cal Centre, said the most common rea- its facility. “We are experiencing product short- toms. son people come in to see doctors at The shortage of their pharmaceutical ages of Benefibre, Buckley’s, Excedrin, What we have been told from the man- tion on NeoCitran, but Otrivin should this time of year is for coughs, colds, products in Canada is pushing people to Maalox, NeoCitran, Otrivin, Triaminic ufacturer is they have stopped produc- be back on the shelves in six months.” sore throats, runny noses and ear in- alleviate their symptoms elsewhere. and Slow Fe in Canada as a result of a Napanee men get jail time for dog drowning Case has sparked outrage in community with protesters at courthouse By Julia McKay In a full, but quiet courtroom, Travis Haaksman and Carl Wood, both 19, learned their fate at the sentencing hearing on Jan. 29 in Napanee. Both men, who were found guilty of animal cruelty at the trial back in November 2012, received jail time. Haaksman was sentenced to three months in jail, followed by two years probation, and 10 years prohibited of owning or living with any animal, along with not owning any firearms. Wood received two months of jail time with the same probation and prohibited sentences but with the stipulation that he could live with his grandparents, who own a dog, upon release. Provincial Justice Geoff Griffin said that he had to take into consideration the facts of this case, the existing case law and the characteristics of the de- fendants when deciding on the sen- tence. Photo by Jeff Peters Both men sat quietly while the law- Travis Haaksman (left) and Carl Wood are led to a police vehicle after the pair were found guilty of animal cruelty after drowning a dog last April. Haaksman yers and judge spoke, not acknowl- was sentenced to three months in prison and Wood received a two-month prison sentence. Both men will also serve two years probation and will not be al- edging others in the room unless they lowed to live with or own animals for 10 years. were spoken directly to by the judge. The case has sparked outrage in the The court heard that on April 28 goals,” by Crown Attorney Richard mals…. more than I like most stuff.” fendants received six months jail time. community. Protests were held out- last year Haaksman, Wood and a third Floyd, quoting from the court psychi- Haaksman declined to speak to the Justice Griffin took 20 minutes to side the local courthouse, and a 8,000 person took Haaksman’s pet dog Jake atric report. court. deliberate before coming back with signature petition and angry and con- for a walk to a local Napanee quarry. The report also stated that Wood The court heard that Canadian case his ruling. Once the sentence was cerned letters were sent to the Crown They tied a cinderblock, which they showed remorse where Haaksman law around animal cruelty changed in delivered, both men were taken into Attorney’s office, demanding the men had brought with them, to the end of showed little to no remorse and has 2008 to reflect changing public opin- custody. be “punished to the full extent of the the dog’s leash and threw the dog into denied responsibility. ion that existing sentences were not Haaksman stood, hugged his crying l a w ”. the 12-15 feet of water. Just before sentencing, Justice Grif- sufficient. girlfriend and then followed the of- “I don’t think there is any place in According to the autopsy the dog fin asked both men if they had any- Justice Griffin stated that he re- ficer, without acknowledging anyone court for petitions. That’s what the was alive when thrown into the water. thing to say. searched cases post-2008 that are sim- else in the courtroom. judge is for,” said defence attorney Both men had pleaded not guilty. “All this happening is a real big mis- ilar to determine what types of pun- Wood appeared upset when he John Wonnacott, who was represent- Wood was described as “a follower. understanding and will never happen ishments were applied. Those cases hugged his grandfather and other sup- ing Wood. Simpleminded, lacking direction and again,” said Wood quietly. “I like ani- included animal torture and the de- porters. Page 2 · The Pioneer · Jan. 31, 2013 Photo by Justin Tang Students walk between the main campus and residence buildings as fog blankets Loyalist College. A high of 13 degrees Celcius was a record temperature, reducing snow and ice to meltwater.
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