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The Bombers’ finances are in order, the team's board is full and the club, on- and off-ice, appears to be in a good spot.

The Bombers will start their season Sept. 16 - and they will do so on home ice, against division rivals Melfort.

Justin Lies may not have been picked in last week’s NHL draft, but he’s already got a chance to impress an NHL franchise.

A former northern Manitoba teacher and Flin Flon Bomber coach-turned-collegiate hockey kingmaker has another title to claim - Memorial Cup champion.

A pair of Bomber defencemen from last year’s squad will both be heading to USports hockey this season.

Creighton’s Naomi Dickens made her mark on the hard court this year - and blazed a new trail for local basketball players in the process.

It’s recruitment time for the Bombers - and the team has been busy. Since the end of the Centennial Cup, the team has gone on a signing spree.

With the Bombers recently appearing in Canada's national junior A championship tournament, memories have resurfaced the team's last time in the title tourney. It was 2001, it was on home ice and if you ask any Bomber fan, they’ll tell you it was special.

Kenny McDonald stood alone for Hapnot at Manitoba high school track provincials in Winnipeg last weekend, claiming a gold and silver medal for Hapnot at the meet.

In last week’s SJHL draft, the Bombers had their chance to shape their own future - and kept a pair of locally-trained talents close to home.