Monday March 16th, 2015 – 1pm – Sports Panel
Posted Mar 16, 2015 11:33:04 AM.
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1:00 – Sports Panel
IN STUDIO: Paul Johnson, 570 News Afternoon Sports Anchor
Belleville Bulls sold – Jack Miller, commentator, Belleville Bulls
The Kitchener Rangers eastern road swing will have a different look next season as there won’t be a stop in Belleville. The Bulls are moving to Hamilton and will become the Bulldogs. The surprise move was announced on Thursday afternoon. The Ontario Hockey League’s Board of Governors approved the transfer of team ownership from Gord Simmonds to Michael Andlauer. Hamilton will return to the OHL for the first time since the Dukes of Hamilton departed for Guelph in 1991. The Bulls, meanwhile, have played in Belleville since 1981. The Bulldogs will play in the OHL’s East Division out of FirstOntario Centre next season.
1:30 – Juno Awards
IN STUDIO: Care Finch, announcer, Country 106.7 & CHYM 96.7/Host of I On Music, Rogers TV & Host of On That Note, 570 News
Calgary’s Kiesza (KY’-zuh) was one of the big winners at this weekend’s Juno Awards. The songwriter behind the dance hit “Hideaway” claimed three awards including breakthrough artist of the year at a bash hosted by Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard held at Hamilton’s FirstOntario Centre. Toronto’s the Weekend won two awards including artist of the year and local favourites Arkells also won a pair, including group of the year. The award for album of the year went to 80-year-old Leonard Cohen, whose record “Popular Problems” has been certified gold in Canada. And Ottawa singer Alanis Morissette was ushered into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, contributing a speech after an introduction from long-time collaborator Glen Ballard. Morissette also closed the show with a medley of her smash hits “Uninvited,” “You Oughta Know” and “Thank You.”
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