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The summertime road trip that captivates Canadian communities is back – and its bigger than ever before. Now in its sixth consecutive year, the award-winning Kraft Celebration Tour launches Tuesday to help Canadians build better places to play. Whether thats creating parks, improving baseball fields, or upgrading basketball courts – Kraft Canada and TSN want to celebrate and inspire communities to become active. Beginning Tuesday, Canadians can nominate their project at kraftcelebrationtour.ca for the chance to win $25,000 towards building a better place to play in their community. New this year, one Top 10 community project will win a $100,000 grand prize – as decided by Canadians through two days of voting. All winners will also host a live broadcast of Canadas most-watched sports news program, TSNs SportsCentre, as part of this summers cross-country tour from August 15-24. Leading the special SportsCentre broadcasts are anchors Darren Dutchyshen, Jennifer Hedger, and Kate Beirness. A fourth host will be announced in the coming months. By the end of this years campaign, SportsCentre will have marked 60 on-the-road live broadcasts across Canada. "We believe that healthy, active living starts with having places to play," said Jack Hewitt, Vice President, Consumer Insights and Portfolio Marketing, Kraft Canada. "Were very proud of the Kraft Celebration Tour and our ability to support recreational facilities in cities and towns coast to coast. Its inspiring to watch communities rally around a common goal and show such incredible hometown pride." "Canadians have shown a tremendous outpouring of support for the Kraft Celebration Tour, and their passion demonstrates the power of sports at a grassroots level," said Stewart Johnston, President, TSN. "We are immensely proud to take SportsCentre on the road once again and give back to Canadian sports fans by helping them build better places to play." cheap Ray Ban sunglasses . Louis Blues return to top spot in the TSN. Ray Ban sunglasses outlet . -- Andre Drummond was drafted to shore up Detroits interior defence -- and the Cleveland Cavaliers found out just how active the young big man can be around the basket. http://www.raybansunglassesou... . LOUIS -- With Vladimir Tarasenko and T. [url=http://www.raybansunglassesoutletforsale.com/]Ray Ban outlet . Jrue Holiday made every big play before that to put the New Orleans Pelicans in position to win.MONACO -- Novak Djokovic is turning to Boris Becker for help in 2014. The second-ranked Serb said Wednesday that Becker will join his staff for next season as head coach. "He is a true legend, someone who has great tennis knowledge and his experience will help me win new trophies from the Grand Slams and other tournaments," Djokovic said in a statement. "Becker is a great person, too, and I am sure he will fit in our team in the best possible way." The 46-year-old Becker, a six-time Grand Slam champion, will travel with Djokovic and other coaches to tournaments, including next months Australian Open. Djokovic won his fourth Australian Open title last year and finished the 2013 season ranked No. 2 in the world behind Rafael Nadal. Becker will join a coaching staff that also includes Marian Vajda, Miljan Amanovic and Gebhard Phil-Gritsch.dddddddddddd "I will do my best to help him reach his goals, and I am sure we can achieve great things together," said Becker, who became the youngest man to win Wimbledon when he was 17 in 1985. Vajda, who has been working with Djokovic since 2006, said the Serb needed a new head coach to continue improving. "Beckers assignment will not affect much my position in the team, since I will do all I can for Novak, just like I did before," Vajda said. "On the other hand, choosing Boris as the head coach is a good solution, I am sure we will get along very well, and that Novak will continue to progress." ' ' '
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