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Jeff Adams knows there are 1,776 steps to the top of the CN Tower in Toronto. He should know. In 2002, he climbed every one of them in his wheelchair. It took him six hours to get to the top in a wheelchair designed to move in only one direction.

For most of the 30,000 people who compete in the Boston Marathon, there is one common goal. They want to finish the race.

They passed out a couple thousand rally towels to the fans who showed up Monday at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena to cheer on the Prince George Spruce Kings playing for the crown jewel of the B.C. Hockey League – the Fred Page Cup championship series.

WHL regular-season champs will host deciding game Monday in Moose Jaw, winner advances to third round against Lethbridge

The Wenatchee Wild have made a lucrative living in the B.C. Hockey League playoffs making teams pay a heavy price for their mistakes on the ice.

Brad Morrison continues to light it up in the Western Hockey League playoffs.

While the Prince George Spruce Kings were boarding the bus in Penticton, hockey fans in the Okanagan city were jumping on the Kings' bandwagon.

The Prince George Spruce Kings knew the Wenatchee Wild would be tough to beat on home ice. Three other teams in the B.C.

B.C. Hockey League playoffs Fred Page Cup championship (best-of-seven) Prince George Spruce Kings vs. Wenatchee Wild Game 1, Tonight Prince George at Wenatchee, 7:05 p.m. Game 2, Saturday Prince George at Wenatchee, 7:05 p.m.

Prince George product climbing the Cubs' baseball ladder in Indiana