Deaf Nova Scotia wrestler helps bring interpreters to events2 hours agoDuration 2:042 hours agoNewsDuration 2:04A Nova Scotia man who is one of a few deaf professional wrestlers is working on a new project to make wrestling events more inclusive. Justin Marriott has helped set up a team of ASL interpreters who are now at every wrestling event held by the local company Kaizen Pro Wrestling. Gareth Hampshire has the story.Related Stories N.B. Para cyclist looks back on gold medal he won 13 years after life-changing injury Hockey P.E.I.’s armband initiative reminds spectators not to hurl abuse at young referees ‘This is my home’: Revived meetups bring some of Halifax’s Deaf community back together Wrestling inspired project nabs Dawson City artist Yukon Prize ‘It’s never too late to go back to school,’ says literacy award winner from Cape BretonMore from NewsVideo6:21How this Saskatoon man rebuilt his guitar business after a devastating fire30 minutes agoVideo2:00Winnipeg Transit sending too many buses down Arlington Street, residents say30 minutes agoVideo1:04Riley Laychuk’s Manitoba forecast for Wednesday, Oct. 8, 202530 minutes agoVideo3:46New Brunswick classrooms are welcoming AI, but carefullyCBC News New Brunswick 2 hours agoVideo1:59New tour of P.E.I.’s historic Beaconsfield offers a glimpse into home’s macabre history2 hours agoTrending NowVideo2:11Trump asked about Canadians who are refusing to come to the U.S.Politics News October 7Video32:45FULL EVENT | Carney, Trump take questions at 2nd Oval Office meetingPolitics News October 7Video0:28Surveillance video shows moments before and after fatal shooting inside StarbucksOctober 1Video3:30’Extraordinary’ sight: Man describes fight between polar bear and black bear | Hanomansing TonightHanomansing Tonight October 1Video2:50How this traditional Maritime condiment is getting on grocery store shelvesOctober 6
Deaf Nova Scotia wrestler helps bring interpreters to events
