U13 Winkler Bananas claim Provincial title - PembinaValleyOnline

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The Sunpunch features tropical notes and twenty-five years of research and testing There’s nothing humble about the apple. Pears come in 3,000 varieties but get two nameplates in the grocery store and a guarantee they’ll start to disintegrate somewhere between the shelf and your basket. Grapes? Red. Green. Tossed in piles to mask the mould. While other strange and beautiful fruits decay in outer-shelf purgatory alongside the organic kiwi and packaged golden berries, apples double-park in the centre of the produce aisle, tidy rows of speckled and bicoloured gems with cool names: Spartan. Northern Spy. Pink Lady. Ambrosia. Fuji. Or, if you’re the deep-cuts type: Bloody Ploughman. American Mother. Nonnetit Bastard.

Connor Hellebuyck's suspension will come to an end on Friday. Elliotte Friedman has the story.