The expected tariff cost is significantly lower than the $4 billion to $5 billion crosstown rival General Motors estimates which Ford attributes to its higher mix of U.S.-built vehicles Is there anything you would like to ask the former Everton You can ask Duncan Ferguson a question using this form It’s often said that football does not produce many characters these days No one said that during Duncan Ferguson’s career Big Dunc has been entertaining and enraging football fans for 35 years He found stardom early, joining Rangers in 1993 for a British transfer record fee but playing for the club he had supported as a boy did not work out for Ferguson he made his home south of the border at Everton where he became a man mountain of a striker Ferguson, whose autobiography is out next week had a brilliant career but there are still so many questions about what might have been Does he regret not playing for Scotland more How does he feel about Goodison as it prepares to close its turnstiles for the last time Did he enjoy playing for Ruud Gullit at Newcastle And has he kept eating vegan food after his time in charge at Forest Green Rovers Your contact details are helpful so we can contact you for more information as rookie guard Stephon Castle became the fourth player in Spurs history to win the prestigious Rookie of the Year honor Castle made a major push for the award after injuries opened up opportunities for him the organization brought together the other three Rookie of the Year winners to join him they took a picture of all four of them together Duncan's former teammate took time to tease him in the replies "'Teeny Tiny Timmy' 😜," Spurs legend Manu Ginobili replied in reaction to the photo While Wembanyama towering over everyone is no surprise the photo makes the 6-foot-11 Duncan look small when standing next to everyone Even though he does look taller than Castle it doesn't seem by much with Castle's height listed at 6-foot-6 Ginobili is listed as the same height as Castle but the Spurs rookie has a long way to becoming as accomplished as the Argentine legend Tim Duncan is always my 🐐. pic.twitter.com/BdrDbiLn3O Now with back-to-back Rookie of the Year winners on the roster the Spurs will have high hopes going into next season with another lottery pick expected to join the team this upcoming draft The Spurs will learn their exact position on May 12th Stars or Not, Stephon Castle's Work Ethic Holds True Spurs' G League Playoff Berth Latest Austin Success Story In Face of Adversity, Spurs Turn to Hardwood ‘Sanctuary’ LIAM WILLERUP The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER This article was produced for ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network in partnership with Verite News. Sign up for Dispatches to get stories like this one as soon as they are published A Louisiana judge this week set aside the first-degree murder conviction and death sentence of Jimmie Chris Duncan, whose 1998 conviction for killing his girlfriend’s 23-month-old daughter was based in part on bite mark evidence that experts now say is junk science The decision comes after a Verite News and ProPublica investigation in March examined the questions surrounding Duncan’s conviction as Gov made moves to expedite executions after a 15-year pause of the 4th Judicial District in Ouachita Parish pointed to new testimony during a September appeals hearing that such bite mark analysis presented by a once-heralded forensics team is “no longer valid” and “not scientifically defensible.” The original analysis came from forensic dentist Michael West and pathologist Dr. Steven Hayne, whose longtime partnership as state experts fell under legal scrutiny after questions emerged about the validity of their techniques nine prisoners have been set free after being convicted in part on inaccurate evidence given by West and Hayne Duncan was the last person awaiting an execution based on the pair’s work which Sharp said in his ruling appeared “questionable at best.” Other expert witnesses said that Hayne’s autopsy and his findings were “sloppy in practice” and “inadequate overall.” “It is worth noting that the qualifications of Dr Hayne were lacking in certain ways to an extent that called into serious question” the pathologist’s “expert designation,” Sharp wrote in his ruling Sharp also stated in his ruling that he found “very compelling” the September testimony of an expert medical witness who said that the child’s death was not the result of a homicide but of an accidental drowning It remains unclear when — or if — Duncan will walk free district attorney for the 4th Judicial District retry Duncan on the murder charge or a lesser offense or accept the court’s ruling and set him free Tew did not respond to requests for comment Louisiana has a long record of convicting and sentencing to death people later found to be innocent. In the past three decades, the state has exonerated 11 people facing execution, among the highest such numbers in the country, according to The National Registry of Exonerations has maintained his innocence for more than three decades while prosecutors continued to insist that Duncan committed the murder and should be executed without delay He said he had left her alone in the bathtub while he washed dishes he said he heard a loud noise from the bathroom he found her floating face down in the water While Duncan claimed it was a tragic accident authorities charged him with first-degree murder after Hayne and West examined the girl’s body and determined there was evidence she was sexually assaulted and intentionally drowned After about two weeks of testimony in 1998 the jury found Duncan guilty and sentenced him to death Duncan’s post-conviction attorneys uncovered evidence that was not presented at trial that This includes a jailhouse informant who wrote to prosecutors offering to share Duncan’s confession to the crime in what the defense claims was an exchange for leniency (the informant later recanted his trial testimony); past head injuries Haley suffered that might explain her death; and a video in which West can be seen grinding a cast of Duncan’s teeth into Haley’s body which the defense says the forensic dentist manufactured West did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the ruling West has previously said he was simply using what he called a “direct comparison” technique, in which he presses a mold of a person’s teeth directly onto the location of suspected bite marks because it provides the most accurate results, according to a 2020 interview with Oxygen.com West said he no longer believed in bite mark analysis in a 2011 deposition in a different post-conviction appeal “I don’t believe it’s a system that’s reliable enough to be used in court” and admitted to making mistakes in previous cases But he told The New Republic in a 2023 interview that his methods are valid because other people have used them Sharp also noted the September testimony of Detective Chris Sasser no cleaning rags and no cleaning agents” in the bathroom or house where the alleged crime occurred This undermined the state’s assertion that there was “massive blood loss,” the ruling said Sharp pointed to a witness who testified that Scott failed to “investigate or present evidence that was available at the time of the trial,” that he did not “develop a coherent theory of defense,” and that he failed to disclose a conflict of interest Scott’s wife told Verite News and ProPublica that he has suffered significant health problems including memory and speech impairment and declined to comment on the judge’s ruling Duncan is among 55 people on death row in Louisiana though until very recently he and the others were not in imminent danger of being executed as the state hadn’t put anyone to death since 2010 due to the unavailability of execution drugs Landry has made clear his intention to carry out these death sentences as soon as possible having recently approved the use of nitrogen gas a controversial method allowed in only three other states This cleared the way for the state’s first execution in more than 15 years, as Jessie Hoffman was put to death on March 18 using nitrogen gas ProPublica will focus on the areas most in need of scrutiny Here are some of the issues our reporters will be watching — and how to get in touch with them securely Learn more about our reporting team. 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To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines News & Reviews News Wire Cando adds Duncan as new chief operating officer Executive was previously at Norfolk Southern Manitoba — Paul Duncan is joining Cando Rail & Terminals as its new chief operating officer most recently chief operating officer at Norfolk Southern has more than 22 years with Class I railroads he spent more than 19 years in roles of increasing responsibility at BNSF Railway “Paul is extremely well positioned to lead our Service Delivery and Infrastructure teams across North America,” said Cando Rail & Termninals CEO Brian Cornick and proven Class I rail record provide tremendous resources to  improve Cando’s operating capabilities as we continue to grow with our customers.” “I couldn’t be more excited about the opportunities ahead I look forward to working closely with Cando’s talented railroaders and leadership team as we take Cando to the next level of safety and growth with our partners in the supply chain.” Duncan will succeed current Cando COO Steve Bromley who had previously announced his intention to retire by the end of this year Cando will split Bromley’s current position into two jobs “Steve has been instrumental in the success and growth of Cando since joining the company in 2013,” Cornick said “On behalf of everyone at Cando and the board I would like to thank Steve for his dedicated service to Cando over the last 12 years.” Bromley will work alongside Duncan for the remainder of the year to ensure a seamless transition Cando operates short lines and terminals and manages nearly 50 industrial rail yards in North America in addition to providing other rail services including transloading Members enjoy 15% off any purchase in our store. Join Today Get updates and special offers via email from Trains.com brands The Duncan chapter of the PROBUS retiree social group celebrated its 25th anniversary on April 15 at the Arbutus Ridge Golf Course secular social club for men and women who are retired or semi-retired PROBUS strives to keep life interesting and fulfilling for its members through monthly meetings and speakers visits and tours to businesses and organizations The celebration highlighted the founding members of the local club along with a cake proudly displaying the PROBUS logo from Thrifty Foods This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.Play VideoArticle contentIn politics Incumbent MP Eric Duncan cruised to re-election on Monday night and securing the Conservative Party of Canada’s eighth consecutive election win in Stormont—Dundas—Glengarry Duncan’s campaign team and supporters gathered at Wing House in Cornwall to watch the election results as they came in “It’s wonderful to see the results come in locally a little disappointing nationally,” said Duncan “I owe a big thank you to everybody in this room… the big blue machine is alive and well.” Your weekday digest of the top stories from our newsrooms in Cornwall By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of Eastern Ontario Midday Roundup will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? 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The news came as Duncan’s party was leading or declared the winner in 148 seats The party had been projected and widely expected to form the next government of Canada in a landslide win before former prime minister Justin Trudeau stepped down and the Liberal Party of Canada selected Mark Carney to replace him As the Liberal Party of Canada is set to secure another election win Duncan will continue to serve on the opposition benches “It’s still too early to tell what we’ll take from this,” said Duncan referring to the path forward for his party “I think the campaign that (Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre) ran was a solid one it didn’t come across in the end the way that we wanted it to President Donald Trump as the main reason behind his party’s campaign faltering and pointed out the impacts were much worse on the NDP Duncan has held various key roles within the Conservative caucus He’s served as question period liaison (or co-ordinator) under multiple leaders and had served as the critic for democratic institutions under former leader Erin O’Toole It’s widely expected Duncan will retain a prominent role within the Conservative caucus as the party is set to form official opposition with an increased number of seats he’s been a big supporter of mine,” said Duncan “I’m not even going to consider that he’s going anywhere.” Duncan served as mayor of North Dundas Township and worked with MP Guy Lauzon until his retirement Duncan secured the nomination for the Conservative electoral district association in what was then called Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry and ran in the 2019 election to replace Lauzon He was re-elected with 55 per cent of the vote in 2021 mbenoit@postmedia.com transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy VancouverNewsPedestrian struck by truck in stable condition in Duncan, B.C.By Todd CoynePublished: March 24, 2025 at 6:07PM EDT Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved in Detroit today announced the promotion of Duncan Aldred to lead the company’s North America region as president who recently was vice president of commercial growth strategies and operations is now a GM senior vice president and president of North America Alred will join the GM senior leadership team GM executive vice president and president of global markets Harvey says Aldred has a clear mandate to build on GM’s sales momentum to continue to leverage the industry’s most comprehensive vehicle portfolio and to respond with agility to a rapidly changing external environment “Duncan comes to the role leading our North America business having driven a decade of growth in Buick and GMC and most recently leading and modernizing our commercial operations to better serve our customers,” Harvey says “This change supports our strategy to offer our customers around the world unrivaled choice across our ICE and EV portfolio Aldred says: “With the best and broadest portfolio in the business and a team that is totally focused on our customers GM is in a strong position in North America “I’m looking forward to continuing to work with our teams and partners to bring our customers the best possible sales and ownership experience with GM so that we can continue to win in North America.” Aldred has held a range of leadership roles in vehicle sales he was named chairman and managing director of Vauxhall in the U.K. he was appointed vice president of global GMC and Buick including the launch of the Buick Avenir and GMC AT4 sub-brands he grew GMC pick-up sales to all-time-record levels; transformed Buick’s focus to SUVs from sedans; achieved record dealer satisfaction levels; and took both brands to a decade in the top two in the annual J.D Power Customer Sales and Service Satisfaction survey where he focused on modernizing customer experience and creating growth opportunities across our products and services Let the creative force be with you on May 4 and stop by Station Street Gallery for another show that breaks the mould with wondrous works in metal and clay Gallery owner Linda Roseneck presents Tom Hood with metal collection and Bernice Ramsdin-Firth with her collection of clay sculptures inside her intimate downtown Duncan gallery from May 1 to 31.  Roseneck has been hosting an open art house each month where she serves up appetizers and the tasty treat of some live jazz music and this month is no exception. This month's open house will be run from 1:30 to 4 p.m "Tom's style is considered to be steam punk or assemblage artwork," said Roseneck "He has done a beautiful crane and horses head out of mechanical parts and it is amazing has some incredible pieces including one of a stunning Nubian woman from Africa — she is well known in the Cowichan Valley for her painting and other artworks. I hope those who attend take away diversity in art as well as the many everyday mediums that can make interesting and unique pieces of art."  Sherrell Duncan has joined “The Good Morning Show” on WPGC in Washington “I’m beyond excited to be a part of a station that shaped so much of my upbringing here in the DMV,” she said Sherrell Duncan joined “The Good Morning Show” alongside Todd B “I’m beyond excited to be a part of a station that shaped so much of my upbringing here in the DMV,” she said in a release “Having the opportunity to wake up with the community that raised me and share real conversations and motivation each morning is truly a full-circle moment.” a wellness brand focused on body positivity and empowerment She also hosts the podcast I Don’t Know Who This is For and has co-written and performed a two-person stage play Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Sign In Register MOOSE JAW — Hannah Duncan has always had a deep connection to agriculture Growing up on a mixed farm south of Mortlach she spent her childhood helping with calving and feeding and moving cows she assisted her grandpa and dad with harvest but always wanted to pursue an education in agriculture so she could continue to help manage the family farm enrolled in the program and is now set to be part of its inaugural graduating class "It was the best thing I ever did," she says and it was super good to be back on campus.” The program provided a comprehensive education about the agriculture industry with a farm site built just south of Moose Jaw allowed students to receive practical learning with tractors “I had a friend that took a similar program at a university and the courses I was taking in my first year I’m happy with my decision to enrol at Sask Polytech.” was for Blair’s Crop Solutions in Nokomis an eight-month term with Nutrien Ag Solutions in Moose Jaw "Working eight months for one company “I really enjoyed helping farmers around Moose Jaw improve their crops I realized I wasn’t ready to work full time at our family farm.” Duncan's co-op position at Nutrien Ag Solutions as a seasonal agronomy assistant involved recommending products especially as a young female in a traditionally male-dominated field "Helping farmers improve their crops is incredibly rewarding," she says “Hannah had an impactful eight-month co-operative term at Nutrien Ag Solutions in Moose Jaw,” says Trent Ofukany “She was tasked with monitoring trial work real-time tissue samples and overlaying the harvest data from the customer’s combines to show the results She made a presentation on all her findings to the Southeast Division —an opportunity that is only available to eight-month co-op students I can’t wait for her to rejoin our team in Moose Jaw and continue learning and the success that will come with it.” with its smaller classes and hands-on learning "I'm happy with my decision to take the Agriculture and Food Production program and would strongly suggest others take it Co-op education helps you get a foot in the door and there are lots of jobs in agriculture." Duncan received an offer to work full-time for Nutrien Ag Solutions "When I first heard I got the job with Nutrien Ag Solutions I didn't have to wait for a job after graduation It is terrifying to grow up and enter the workforce but it is also incredibly fulfilling." She reflects on this big milestone of her education and career learning and receiving advice on what I should be doing with my life Now I’m ready to help others make important decisions for their farms.” “Hannah is part of the inaugural class for the Agriculture and Food Production program a class that has seen the program take shape and develop before them,” says Bryan Sarauer “It’s gratifying to have her endorsement of this program I recently told the graduating class they are future leaders in agriculture and I know Hannah will do great things.” Duncan's journey from a small-town farm girl to a knowledgeable sales agronomist is a testament to the power of a polytechnic education. Learn more about Sask Polytech’s Agriculture and Food Production diploma and co-operative education program. Sask Polytech received $15M from Nutrien in March 2024 towards its Time to Rise campaign supporting the construction of the new Saskatoon campus Approximately 300 current Nutrien employees in Saskatchewan are Sask Polytech graduates The two organizations have collaborated on many initiatives for more than 40 years including education programs that improve safety and diversity throughout Nutrien and scholarships that help with the costs of post-secondary education With great sadness we lost this special lady Kathleen Duncan. Wife of the late Norman Duncan, mother of Fiona (Grant) and Lynne (Ray) and 6 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren on Dec 16th at 6:10 am just shy of her 90th birthday and who... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Kathleen Duncan created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories With great sadness we lost this special lady Kathle.. and Houston Raikes led the list of winners as the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series North Central Division was in action at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park The following are Sunday’s final results from the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series North Central Division event at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park: Nathan Prose Raymond Miller, Mansfield, Ohio, ’75 Monza, 10.965, 141.11  def. Alison Prose Al Peavler DRAW/RFC SUPER COMP SHOOTOUT PRESENTED BY MOSER ENGINEERINGKimbra Fuesting DRAW/RFC SUPER GAS SHOOTOUT PRESENTED BY MOSER ENGINEERINGRon Lower DRAW/RFC SUPER STREET SHOOTOUT PRESENTED BY MOSER ENGINEERINGDamien Hazelton The following are Friday’s final qualifying results from the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series by 05/05/2025 Leave a Comment – Harrison.ai, a global healthtech company developing AI-powered diagnostic support and workflow solutions today announced the appointment of Josh Duncan as its first Chief Growth Officer for the Americas.  Duncan will spearhead operations across the United States and the wider Americas region tasked with accelerating market adoption and strengthening Harrison.ai’s leadership in AI-driven healthcare Josh Duncan joins Harrison.ai following a successful four-year tenure at Rad AI where he served as Senior Vice President of Sales establishing partnerships with prominent radiology practices and health systems across the US and Canada Duncan will be responsible for building the Americas team and defining how the company delivers value in the region Duncan’s appointment signals Harrison.ai’s strong commitment to meaningful This strategic move builds upon the company’s rapid success and established leadership in the UK Harrison.ai aims to leverage its advanced technologies to extend the reach of medical expertise and improve global health outcomes “Our work is rooted in solving real challenges — from the increasing burden on diagnostic services to the inequality in access to quality care,” said Duncan “I’m excited to join Harrison.ai at a critical time of growth and look forward to leading at a company that’s building scalable clinically validated AI solutions capable of making a global impact.” Tagged With: Get in-depth healthcare technology analysis and commentary delivered straight to your email weekly Latest insightful articles delivered straight to your inbox weekly Submit a Tip or Pitch 2025 EMR Software Pricing Guide Copyright © 2025. 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Upgrade to a different browser or install Google Chrome to experience this site Enduro is a style of racing where the overall race time is the sum of multiple timed stages It offers a bit more casual approach to racing as the uphill sections are not timed there’s plenty of fitness and pedalling required to excel at this discipline course designers do their best to show off the most fun descents that the riding areas offer with the overall standings determined by the best 5 results More Details at https://islandcupseries.com/enduro-racing/ Poet was honoured in 1921 for contributions to literature The University of Toronto is de-recognizing the late Duncan Campbell Scott who was awarded an honorary degree in 1921 following the submission of a formal petition The standing committee unanimously recommended that Scott be de-recognized through a process identified under its principles and processes as “contextualization” – illuminating the contentious or problematic legacy of the honoree It further recommended that the university acknowledge its own complicity in awarding the honorary degree in 1921 staff and alumni – including Indigenous and legal scholars – who serve on the standing committee for their careful research diligent deliberations and thoughtful advice,” said Meric Gertler “Taking this step acknowledges the horrific impact of residential schools the individual role of Scott and the collective failures of the university the federal government and Canadian society.” he also served in the federal Department of Indian Affairs from 1879 to 1932 “Scott served 19 years as the highest unelected official in the department: deputy superintendent general,” said Shannon Simpson senior director of U of T’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives and a member representing administrative staff on the Committee for Honorary Degrees he was responsible for the expansion and entrenchment of the Indian residential school system.” In making its recommendation, Simpson said the standing committee relied heavily on its own research examining source material as well as the final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada As part of the de-recognition, a statement contextualizing Scott’s legacy was read into the record at U of T’s Governing Council meeting on Feb. 27. It has been added to the records of the Governing Council Secretariat and the public record of honorary degree recipients: Duncan Campbell Scott’s legacy is fundamentally at odds with the University’s mission and values in particular its commitment to human rights His life’s work is inextricably intertwined with the devastating history of Canada’s residential schools He presided over the expansion of the residential school system authorizing the use of coercion and force in defiance of both legal opinion and court ruling Despite the clear evidence of the terrible conditions and ‘startling death rolls’ in the schools Scott and others in the government took insufficient measures to protect the health and wellbeing of the children in their care These actions reveal an abhorrent disregard on the part of Scott (and Canada) for the fundamental human rights of Indigenous populations the University of Toronto also failed to respect the human rights of Indigenous peoples and was complicit in the harms inflicted upon them The University acknowledges and profoundly regrets its complicity The University also recognizes that the effects of this odious history are still being felt today and it recommits to reconciliation On the recommendation of the standing committee de-recognition will consist of contextualizing Scott’s honorary degree rather than rescinding it The approach calls attention to the horrific history of residential schools and acknowledges the university’s complicity in the harm they created “The university will establish a working group by spring 2025 that will carry out several educational initiatives about this de-recognition such as an archival or artistic exhibition This is an opportunity for reflection and action – and this work will be carried out in collaboration with U of T’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives,” said Trevor Young “De-recognition is a significant measure,” said Wes Hall U of T chancellor and chair of the Committee for Honorary Degrees “Individuals who receive honorary degrees from U of T are meant to inspire our graduates and their legacy should be one of honour and distinction to the university This decision reflects our commitment to reconciliation and upholding the values that define our institution.” Courtesy of UofT News For media inquiries, speaking requests, and other information, please contact us © University of Toronto | All Rights Reserved The San Antonio Spurs legend stays out of the spotlight so fans rarely get to see (or hear) from him since he retired in 2016 USA; San Antonio Spurs center Tim Duncan (21) reacts after being called for a foul against the Houston Rockets in the second half of a NBA basketball game on Christmas at Toyota Center the Spurs made a social media post with Duncan Their photo had over 16,000 likes and 4.2 million impressions Via The Spurs: "Frame this 🖼️" Frame this 🖼️ pic.twitter.com/l9esnDYfjL One person who commented on the post was Duncan's former Spurs teammate Manu Ginobili His comment had over 4,000 likes and 60,000 impressions He wrote: ""Teeny Tiny Timmy" 😜" @marcusramsey: "Did Wemby grow? Got Timmy looking like a point guard. 🤣" @ThatManBunJosh: "BRO Wemby gotta like 7'7 he aint no 7'3 LOL" @MGK1024: "Bruh, Duncan is 6'11"..." @LakeShowPie: "If Stephon Castle is 6’6If Tim Duncan is 6’11If David Robinson is 7’1Then Wemby is not 7’3 and not even close." @Aram822: "If Tim Duncan played with them dreads, he would have won 8 rings." Dec 28, 2014; San Antonio, TX, USA; San Antonio Spurs power forward Tim Duncan (21) reacts during the second half against the Houston Rockets at AT&T Center. The Spurs won 110-106. Mandatory Credit: Soobum Im-Imagn Images / Soobum Im-Imagn ImagesDuncan was the first pick in the 1997 NBA Draft. He spent all 19 years of his incredible career with the Spurs. The five-time NBA Champion had averages of 19.0 points, 10.8 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.2 blocks per contest while shooting 50.6% from the field in 1,392 games. Nov 11, 2019; San Antonio, TX, USA; Former San Antonio Spurs greats Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili laugh during Tony Parker's retirement ceremony at the AT&T Center. Mandatory Credit: Daniel Dunn-Imagn Images / Daniel Dunn-Imagn ImagesAs for Ginobili, he also spent his entire career with the Spurs (16 years). The Hall of Famer was with the franchise for four of their titles. Sign in Join now, it's FREE! family and friends share the tragic news of Duncan Cook passing on Monday He will and is as always be held in soft sacred love Duncan will be deeply missed by his beloved wife as well as by many family members and friends who cherished him He will be lovingly remembered by his siblings: • Douglas and Heather Cook (brother & sister-in-law) • Terry Johnson and Wendy McMahon (brother & sister-in-law) Duncan will always be remembered as an honorable A memorial visitation will be held at the WALL-CUSTANCE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL 2025 from 3:00-5:00pm with remarks starting at 4:00pm a celebration of life with refreshments and food will be held at Evergreen Seniors Community Centre Guelph in rooms “2” and “4” from 5:30-9:00pm Please meet at Riverside Park in the garden area prior to meeting at the Evergreen Seniors Community Centre.   Arrangements entrusted to the WALL-CUSTANCE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL 519-822-0051 / www.wallcustance.com  A tree will be planted in memory of Duncan T Conservative Eric Duncan was easily re-elected in Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry in Monday’s federal election Here are the numbers with 278 of 278 polls reporting: Voter turnout: 66,354 of 96,911 registered electors (68.47 %)  EZ Newsite platform by Textuel and TolléWeather information by OpenWeatherMap Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Elaine was happiest when she was in her home with the lake and woods around her She was a well known and treasured member of the Housey’s Rapids community where she lived for 40 plus years She was grateful for the support of family and friends that made it possible for her to live there in her later years her adventurous spirit and her zest for life she was a familiar sight at the Summerland store drinking coffee with friends.   A proud veteran of the Canadian Women’s Army Corp (CWAC) she delighted friends with her stories of midnight motorcycle rides She met her soulmate Garnet(predeceased) a handsome Airforce Sargent while serving and was married to him for 59 years Dawn and Cathy and several great grandchildren.  An independent woman she lived her life with passion and spirit She was a powerful swimmer and avid snowmachine rider She loved music--she played the organ as a child in her father’s church on Lake on the Mountain enjoyed reading and created many art works that hang on the walls in her house She made it known she wanted us all to share a laugh and raise a glass in celebration of her journey home.   There will be a Celebration of her Life in the spring 2025.  This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Notices are posted by 10 am Monday through Saturday Adjust Text Size: A+ A- Cheryl will be fondly remembered for her kindness and warmth deeply miss her.The funeral service will be held on Thursday Funeral Director<br />Honour-Respect-Dignity<br />(204) 223-2576 or<br />Toll Free (866) 499-2601" style="text-align: center; padding-top: 10px; padding-bottom: 2px;">Arrangements entrusted to:Rock Fontaine Funeral DirectorHonour-Respect-Dignity(204) 223-2576 orToll Free (866) 499-2601 As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Apr 23 Share your memories and/or express your condolences below Unfortunately with the need to moderate tributes for inappropriate content your comments may take up to 48 hours to appear Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.