David Staples is a journalist at the Edmonton Journal. He focuses on sports, particularly NHL and professional hockey, as well as health and wellness topics. David has been featured in various publications, including the Calgary Herald and the Ottawa Citizen, and is known for his insightful columns and extensive coverage of competitive sports.
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David Staples primarily focuses on local sports, particularly hockey and the Edmonton Oilers. His coverage includes expert commentary, investment analysis, and legal policy regulation related to sports.
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This in from Bob Stauffer of the Oilers radio network, the lines from the Edmonton Oilers practice today, essentially the same lines as we saw in
By: David Staples
The Pittsburgh Penguins have put former Edmonton Oilers winger Jesse Puljujarvi on waivers. He's up for grabs. Will another team take him? Will the Edmonton Oilers
By: David Staples
Article content This in from Tony Brar of Oilers TV, Edmonton's lines and pairings at Thursday's practice, with news that Zach Hyman's
By: David Staples
Under Trudeau's leadership, instead of peace, we've got a deadly crisis in drug abuse, rising violent crime and street encampments .
By: David Staples
This in from the Edmonton Oilers , news that the team has recalled rugged veteran d-man Josh Brown. But what does it mean? Article content
Player grades Edmonton Oilers play excellent hockey, but only squeak out win over Seattle Kraken
By: David Staples
Player grades Edmonton Oilers play excellent hockey, but only squeak out win over Seattle Kraken
By: David Staples
Canada will be represented in the crucial tariff negotiation by Trudeau himself, a man that American Republicans despise.
By: David Staples
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The Edmonton Oilers demolished the Boston Bruins 4-0 on Tuesday night, beating them with skill, skill and more skill. Article content
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