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Art Finds a Way: Colwood Mammoths Return to Prehistoric Stomping Ground
- Two driftwood mammoth sculptures have returned to Royal Bay after being destroyed by fire last year.
- Artist Alex Witcombe was commissioned by developers of the Beachlands neighbourhood to recreate the mother and calf mammoths, honoring the original design.
- A mammoth tooth was discovered on the property years ago, linking the sculptures to the site's prehistoric history.
- Witcombe expressed gratitude for the community's warm welcome and noted that finding the right driftwood for the sculptures is challenging but essential for creating meaningful art.
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Mammoth, Ben McCartney Agree To Two-Year, Two-Way Deal
The Mammoth have signed winger Ben McCartney to a two-year, two-way contract, per a team release. He was a pending restricted free agent with arbitration rights. He’ll earn the league minimum $775K salary if in the NHL for both seasons, but his minor-league salary wasn’t disclosed. McCartney, 24 in July, gets some more runway to climb back up to the NHL after debuting way ahead of schedule for the Coyotes in 2021-22. A 2020 seventh-round pick by…
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