Sean Avery Suspension And Verdict

By Citizen Correspondent Michelle Kenneth
Now that I am able to stop laughing with joy over what took place on Tuesday night, I can finally write about this (sorry, Sean). I usually never like to mention Sean Avery in any of my hockey columns, unless he's called enough attention to himself to warrant his name being dropped in my column. This time, he's warranted enough... Full Story »

Channel C: Mark Cuban Hates The SEC

By Citizen Correspondent Mike Small

It's been announced that Cuban, who made his money during the dot-com boom and has made headlines as the extravagant owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, was charged by the SEC for selling 600,000 shares of Canadian search engine company Mamma.com after he learned... Full Story »

My Close Encounter With Sumo Wrestling

By Citizen Correspondent Samurai Dave
The erosion of my entrenched stereotype began with my first encounter with sumo. This encounter came from the TV broadcasts of the January tournament during my first month in Japan. At that time I was waiting for my new job to start up so I was lean on funds. My entertainment was limited to cheap beer, Doritos and whatever... Full Story »

Marathon Journey Through The Streets Of London

By Citizen Correspondent Matthew Genner
Beating Spider-Man to the last empty seat in the carriage, Fred Flintstone sits down beside me. Opposite, a lady wearing some Fame-inspired leggings, is devouring her second banana of the journey. Next to her, a man washes his down with a swig of Lucozade while chatting to his friend who, with his fuzzy red wig, looks like he... Full Story »

Jarome Iginla: Chasing The Win

By Orato Editor Jarome Iginla, as told to Heather Wallace
I’ve been in the NHL about 11 or 12 years. It’s gone so quick. I’d love to play until I’m 40 years old, but as quick as the last 12 have gone, and now that I’m getting older, who knows. I want to win a Stanley Cup and I realize there’s only a certain amount of time. I was absolutely disappointed not to be in... Full Story »