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thères de la Floride. En retournant encore plus loin en arrière, en 1985, c’est avec les Platers de Peterbo- rough, dans la Ligue de hockey de l’Ontario (LHO), que Jacques Martin se démarque en rapportant la Coupe Memorial en défaisant les Olympiques de Hull. L’entraîneur local est également honoré du trophée Matt Leyden pour le meilleur entraîneur de la Ligue. À ce moment, Jacques Martin est invité dans la Ligue nationale de hockey par les Blues de Saint-Louis à titre d’entraîneur- chef. Il se joindra ensuite au Black Hawks de Chicago comme entraîneur adjoint. Il sera ensuite entraîneur adjoint chez les Nor- diques de Québec. proaching the bus must come to a com- plete stop and wait for both the flashing lights to stop and the bus to start moving before they can go ahead too. The penalty for failure is $400. All bikes must have front headlights and a rear light or a reflector, along with reflect- ive tape on the front and rear wheel forks, a signal bell, and working brakes. Failure to meet these basic safety features means fines ranging from $20 to $85 depending on the infraction. Bikes designed for one rider are not al- lowed extra passengers. Fine is $85. Every cyclist must wear an approved safety hel- met or pay a $60 fine. Some final rules. Cyclists must ride with the traffic, not against it, and also not weave in and out of parked vehicles. They also need to keep to the road shoulder so their slower-moving vehicle does not create frus- tration for motorists following behind. Also cyclists in groups should ride single file and not bunch up into large groups that block the road for faster-moving vehicles.

Afin d’ajouter quelques cordes à son arc, les Nordiques lui offrent le poste de gérant et d’entraîneur-chef du club-école: les As de Cornwall. Jacques Martin retourne ensuite appuyer Marc Crawford avec les Nordiques pour la saison 1994-95. L’année suivante, les Nordiques démé- nagent au Colorado et Jacques Martin est embauché comme entraîneur-chef chez les Sénateurs d’Ottawa, une équipe qu’il dirige- ra jusqu’en 2004. Avec l’équipe d’Ottawa, il termine premier à trois reprises dans la divi- sion Nord-Est. Il remporte également le tro- phée du Président pour avoir accumulé le plus de points durant la saison 2002-2003.

Jacques Martin retourne derrière le banc d’une équipe de Ligue nationale de hockey. L’organisation des Pinguoins de Pittsburgh a annoncé, vendredi dernier, son embauche à titre d’entraîneur-adjoint. Jacques Martin reprend donc du service après avoir été démis de son poste d’en- traîneur-cher du Canadien de Montréal en décembre 2011. De 2004 à 2009, il a occupé le poste de directeur général et entraîneur- chef et ensuite directeur général des Pan-

Cyclists need to obey the rules of the road too

Coyotes name top-tier coaches

Good summer weather brings out more and more cyclists on the roads and high- ways in the region. The OPP remind cyc- lists that they have to follow the same rules as car and truck drivers. The Ontario Highway Traffic Act defines a bicycle as a vehicle subject to highway traffic regulations. Infractions can mean specific fines and victim surcharges, which is $20 in most case, and could also result in impounding of a bike. The main traffic rules that cyclists need to remember include: stop for stop signs and red traffic lights and obey all other warning signs and signals. Fine for failure to do so is $85. At a crosswalk any cyclist must yield the right of way to the pedestrian who is al- ready in the crosswalk. Failure means an $85 fine. Also, cyclist using a crosswalk at an intersection must dismount and walk their bike in the crosswalk. Riding a bike in a crosswalk, regardless whether there are also pedestrians in the crosswalk at the time, means an $85 fine. While school is out now, when school is in session, cyclists must obey the rules re- garding school buses which are stopped with lights flashing to either pick up or discharge children. All vehicles following behind the bus or in the opposite lane ap- GREGG CHAMBERLAIN GREGG.CHAMBERLAIN@EAP.ON.CA

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