Category Archives: Announcer Blogs

Why didn't this come out sooner? Or has it? Heinz is introducing the Heinz Dipper a fry box designed with a built-in ketchup pocket for easy dipping on the go. The design features a classic fry box sh...

Check out this incredible QMJHL video about Tyler Long, our very own Mooseheads Assistant Equipment Manager. "Big W Tyler" is such a huge part of our team. T-Bone and I do our pre-game high five ritua...

I was thrilled to get called up to announce Sunday's second PWHL Takeover Tour Game here in Halifax with the Ottawa Charge beating the Boston Fleet 2-1 in a shootout in front of another sold-out crowd...

Great to see Halifax's own Jill Saulnier's back home here in Nova Scotia where her hockey dreams all began. Her dad built her a rink at the young age of five and the rest is hockey history. From those...

Thanks to Hockey Canada for the assignment last night as I got to announce a 2026 IIHF Women's World Championship Pre-Competition Game last night at the Scotiabank Centre between Team Canada and Team ...

I was honoured to have been invited to "The Boxing Day Bash" saluting Peter Baylis, our beloved Halifax Mooseheads anthem singer and Halifax music legend who we lost last November 12th after brave bat...

Tim Hicks called me today to talk about his show next June 19th coming to Halifax! We also got the story behind new tune "Going Somewhere" and some "Christmas Hot Fire" questions all below: Above: Ian...

What a night it was last night with a sold-out crowd of 10,438 fans for PWHL Halifax hockey history as the league's first-ever game in Nova Scotia was played. There were thousands of young girls in th...

The PWHL Takeover Tour Game 1 is tonight at a close to an almost sold-out Scotiabank Centre with Toronto facing Montreal. There will be a Welcome Tunnel set up to welcome the players to the rink aroun...

The oval is now open on the Halifax Common. Each year the oval is transformed into the largest outdoor, artificially refrigerated ice service east of Quebec City. The skating surface is equal to three...