She's the most celebrated women's curler Manitoba has ever produced. And she's back. Just 18 months after Winnipeg's Connie Laliberte announced she was retiring from competitive curling, the former three-time Canadian and 1984 world champ has dusted off her slider and returned to the rings. That's because Haiti improved by three places and leapfrogged the Canadians. Get 'em while the getting's good Anglers who have packed rods and boats away until spring are missing out on some of the best fishing of the year.
Many fish concentrate in fall and go on feeding sprees.
Knowing where and how to catch them is the trick. They're not always as widely distributed as in summer, so fishing can be boom or bust. In morning darkness at Disney, Tiger Woods and Mark O'Meara changed into their golf shoes in the parking lot yesterday and were headed to the first tee when two security guards asked for identification. Woods, perhaps the most recognizable athlete in the world, held out his driver's licence, but that wasn't enough. They wanted to see his PGA Tour badge.